Cultural

We cordially invite you to The Griffin @ Lafayette City Center Place to celebrate the exhibition People of Chelsea, and the artists Darlene DeVita and Sarah Putnam.

We look forward to seeing you in Downtown Crossing on Sunday September 21st at 2pm to meet the artists and see the stories of the community represented in words and photos.

About the People of Chelsea project -

The People of Chelsea Project was born from a deep love of the city of Chelsea, for its rich culture, vibrant beauty, and resilient community. Just across the harbor and only a bridge away from Boston, yet

This two session course will address the shifting sands of the photographic journey that have made us reconsider traditional paths to success. The photography world has undergone significant transformations since the onset of the global pandemic in 2020. The impact was not limited to the artists alone; it permeated through all facets of the industry, challenging conventional norms and prompting a reassessment of traditional paths to success. It has become critical to consider new ways of working, promoting, and thinking about how to move our work forward. Most importantly, artists need to

Piano students of Connie Reisdorf perform for family and friends. Nichols Hall.

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This class has been rescheduled due to snow. The new date is Friday, March 6 from 10:30am to 12:30pm. If you were registered (or waitlisted) for Feb. 23, your registration status has been transferred to March 6. Questions? Email winchester@minlib. net

You can find the perfect planner, task management app, or calendar, but tools alone won't fix issues with time management. Knowing how to actually use tools to see your time & tasks, and finding the time to use and review them, is where many people get stuck.

This presentation will focus on the history of the oldest public bathing beach in the United States. Learn how in 1895 the Massachusetts legislature ordered the taking of nearly three miles of private seacoast land on what is now Revere Beach Reservation, how it became a destination of amusements with a carnival themed environment with popular rides. Sponsored by the Cummings Foundation Grant.

Join biblical scholar and archaeologist Nate Ramsayer for the first installment of a two-part series as we retrace the steps of Moses, reviewing what these holy laws say and the context of how they were written and ended up in the Bible. Sponsored by the John and Mary Murphy Foundation.

Daniela Tosic (voice) and Sylvie Zakarian (marimba) meld folk and classical traditions to form a new Balkan repertory.

The Aryaloka String Quartet of Boston was formed in the mid-2000's by long-time colleagues and friends Beth Welty and Mark Latham, violins; Noralee Walker, viola, and Sandi-Jo Malmon, cello. Tickets are $20 – both live and live-streamed.