Performances, exhibitions, recitals, and other cultural activities or those by supporters of the arts
Are you interested in reading classic Yiddish literature in translation? This new quarterly reading group explores many themes for lively discussion through the lens of three Yiddish novels in translation, plus an additional contemporary title outside of the genre.
The second presentation in Nate Ramsayer's seven-part course How the Bible Became a Book. In this lecture, Nate will help to trace the lineage of the most authoritative biblical manuscripts that are used to create the modern day translations we’re all familiar with. Feel free to join, even if you weren't present at the first lecture.
Big Feelings, Little Kids is a discussion-based parent workshop focused on understanding challenging behaviors, emotional regulation, and practical support strategies for children, including neurodivergent learners. Led by a Massachusetts licensed Special Education Teacher, the workshop combines real-life examples, behavior support strategies, and practical tools that families can use at home and in everyday routines.
This critique-based workshop is for photographers who already develop black-and-white film and have access to a working darkroom. The class focuses on how exposure, development, and metering decisions affect the quality and flexibility of black-and-white negatives, and how those choices shape the final print.
Using student work as the primary teaching tool, the course combines group critique with targeted technical discussion. While some concepts draw from principles associated with the Zone System, this is not a Zone System workshop. Instead, students will learn adaptable strategies that
As part of the Black History Project, the Black Student Union (BSU) at Winchester High School is calling on all WHS students to submit original work that highlights specific events, significant figures, or cultural shifts within Black history. To encourage broad participation, the contest accepts a wide array of media, including:
Cash prizes (awarded via Amazon gift cards) will be presented to the top three winners: $250
Stop by to get a blood pressure reading and meet the Health Department nurse. No pre-registration required. If you wear red for American Heart Month, you'll get a little treat!
Join Dawn Burau from Wild Indigo Gardening for a hands-on workshop. You'll take home some Paperwhite Bulbs and learn how to grow and care for them for winter blooms! Additionally, Dawn will present information on planting outdoor bulbs, such as daffodils and tulips, for spring flowers: tips, tricks, design ideas and more! Now is the time for planting spring flowering bulbs so join us to learn more.
We hope you can join us for Bluegrass and Bourbon XIII featuring Love Canon. There will be snacks and cocktails and general rowdy revelry.
Bourbon begins at 6:30 and bluegrass begins at 7:00. There's a $30/person suggested donation. All proceeds to benefit Club Passim.
A Sheffield Sessions concert featuring the New England Bluegrass All-Star Jam, including cellist Mike Block, Malian balafon player Balla Kouyate, fiddle hero Hanneke Cassel, and upright bassist Zachariah Hickman. Some of the top pickers and singers from the Northeast will come together to play for the very first time, including members of Barnstar!, Crooked Still, the New England Bluegrass Band, and more! There will be snacks and cocktails and general rowdy revelry. Bourbon begins at 6:30 and bluegrass begins at 7:00. There's a $30/person suggested donation. All proceeds to benefit Play for
Join us for an afternoon of spontaneous, relaxed bluegrass playing! Open to all ages; participants should be able to play simple chords in time. You'll get an introduction to the world of bluegrass jamming and learn about the kinds of songs you'll encounter in your local jam scene.
Limited to 12 participants, acoustic only. Free admission.
Hosted by Aiden Schnell, Guitar & Contemporary Music Department Chair.
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