Cultural

In celebration of the nation's 250 anniversary, the Winchester Historical Society is pleased to present historic interpreter, Michael LePage as loyalist Daniel Leonard.

Daniel Leonard was a successful lawyer from a prominent family in Norton and practiced law in Taunton. In the early days, he protested alongside with John Hancock and Samuel Adams. But by the Destruction of the Tea, he had changed sides and was a staunch defender of the government.

Join us as Leonard, portrayed by Mr. Lepage, explains why he changed sides and how it impacted his life.

In celebration of the United States 250 anniversary, the Winchester Historical Society welcomes historic interpreter Michael LePage as loyalist, Daniel Leonard.

Daniel Leonard was a successful lawyer from a prominent family in Norton who practiced law in Taunton. He was part of the inner circle alongside John Hancock and Samuel Adams. But by the Destruction of the Tea, he had changed sides and was a staunch defender of the government. Join us as Leonard, portrayed by Michael Lepage, explains why he changed sides and how it impacted his life.

The Winchester Historical Society invites you to an Open House at the Sanborn.
A photographic exhibit of Robert Coit houses, past and present, will be on display. Docents will be conducting guided tours of the Sanborn House.

Saturday, February 7, from 4:00 - 5:30 PM

Show your support for immigrants, due process, democracy and community.
Start at 4:00 PM on Shore Road at the Sculpture Garden (across from Winchester High School)
Stops at First Congregational and Crawford Memorial Church

Optional: Stay at Crawford for the Chili Cook Off fundraiser from 5:30 - 7:30 PM in support of New England Justice for our Neighbors

All are welcome, from Winchester and beyond.

Organized by IndivisibleWIN, Network for Social Justice, faith communities and caring community members. Questions? Email IndivisibleWin@gmail

Winchester Open Studios is a community arts celebration held at several locations throughout Winchester. Artists exhibit their painting, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, woodworking, pottery, and many other varieties of artworks and make them available for sale. The winter Farmers' Market at the Jenks Center offers fresh produce and other foods as well as art from local artists. There is no admission charge at any of the venues.

This year, the main locations are the Jenks Center (open 10 am to 3 pm) and Winchester Town Hall's Maurer Auditorium (open 11 am to 5 pm).

This event is jointly organized by

Winchester Open Studios is a community arts celebration held at several locations throughout Winchester. Artists exhibit their painting, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, woodworking, pottery, and many other varieties of artworks and make them available for sale. The winter Farmers' Market at the Jenks Center offers fresh produce and other foods as well as art from local artists. There is no admission charge at any of the venues.

This event is jointly organized by the venues, Winchester Farmers Market, and Arts Winchester. It is made possible by a grant from the Winchester Cultural Council.

Winchester Open Studios is a community arts celebration held at several locations throughout Winchester. Artists exhibit their painting, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, woodworking, pottery, and many other varieties of artworks and make them available for sale. The winter Farmers' Market at the Jenks Center offers fresh produce and other foods as well as art from local artists. There is no admission charge at any of the venues.

This event is jointly organized by the venues, Winchester Farmers Market, and Arts Winchester. It is made possible by a grant from the Winchester Cultural Council.

Come on out for an afternoon of community music at Winchester Porchfest!
Last year there were over 20 venues for live performances throughout Winchester, from driveways to porches to the Town Common. This year's map and schedule of performers is available on the Winchester Porchfest website. Rain date: Sunday, June 14.
Here at WCMS, we will be hosting a number of bands and ensembles in our parking lot. Please stop by! We'll be posting the schedule soon.
And at 5:30 PM, the grand finale Porchfest performance will be at the Griffin Museum Terrace, featuring WCMS's very own Blues Chasers

Come on out for an afternoon of community music at Winchester Porchfest!
Last year there were over 20 venues for live performances throughout Winchester, from driveways to porches to the Town Common. This year's map and schedule of performers will be announced May 31 on the Winchester Porchfest website. Rain date: Sunday, June 15.
Here at WCMS, we will be hosting a number of bands and ensembles in our parking lot. Please stop by!

1:00--1:30 PM: Youth Jazz Ensembles
1:45--2:30 PM: Motown Band
2:45--3:25 PM: Village Band
3:35--4:05 PM: Pineapple Posse Ukulele Ensemble
4:25--4:55 PM: