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Each year we greet Resurrection Day before the sunrises with gentle movement and breath work through the practice of Yoga with Christine Tresselt in the barn at Wright Locke Farm and then transition out to the hillside for a Sunrise Service to celebrate Christ's Resurrection.
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Join us in a powerful discussion and listening session around stories of
depression/anxiety, substance use, survival and resilience.
Then be empowered to equip yourself and your teen with the necessary
skills to make healthy choices and manage their mental health while living
independently beyond high school.
We're taking over the Large Meeting Room after school to give teenagers their own place in the library. We'll have board games, an easy (and completely optional) activity, and possibly some snacks. Come and go as you please. Grades 6-12 only, please.
Join local artist John Williams for an inspiring, hands-on collage workshop exploring his unique technique of painting with paper. Using small pieces of magazine paper, John creates richly layered portraits, landscapes, and seascapes that capture remarkable light, texture, and depth.
In this workshop, John will…
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At this meeting we will be discussing Persuasion by Jane Austen. At twenty-seven, Anne Elliot is no longer young and has few romantic prospects. Eight years earlier, she had been persuaded by her friend Lady Russell to break off her engagement to Frederick Wentworth, a handsome naval captain with neither fortune nor…
Artist Jennifer McCarthy, owner of The Felted Bee, will teach you the art of needle felting in a supportive and relaxed environment. In this beginner friendly workshop, you will learn to paint with wool and create a two-dimensional spring landscape.
Sign up to learn about American Sign Language with an instructor from The Learning Center for the Deaf! Each class will focus on a different theme and is open to children in 3rd-5th grades, registration is required.Questions? Call (781) 721-7171 x326, or email winchild@minlib.
Dreaming of croissants under the Eiffel Tower or sipping rosé in Provence? Let us prepare your palate and your passport with Parlez-Vous Vacation, a lively class where Nouvelle Maison's Frenchies share the secrets to navigating France like a local.
You'll learn essential travel phrases, decode a few cultural quirks…
The college admissions process has never been more complex - or more stressful - for families. How can parents best support their children while navigating the pressure of applications, rankings, and dream schools?
Join New York Times bestselling author and college admissions expert Jeff Selingo for an engaging…
Town Manager Chris Senior invites you to Winchester's First Volunteer Fair at the Jenks Center. Celebrate volunteer appreciation month, discover ways to get involved and connect with local organizations all in one place refreshments provided.
Ready to celebrate creativity and smarts? Join us for a hands-on event for PreK-9th grade students and their families to celebrate Women in STEM. All learners welcome!
Acera's Annual Girls in STEM event brings together scientists, educators and families to celebrate women in science and invites all young learners to…
The Network turns 35 this spring!
We are excited to mark this milestone with a community celebration.
Please join us on Saturday, April 11, from 7:00 - 9:30 PM at the Sons of Italy. Connect with your local friends and neighbors as we share laughs with a special guest, comedian Jimmy Tingle.
More information to come as the…
The Sheffield Chamber Players return to the farm for an engaging musical dialogue. Embark on this musical journey in the beautiful All Seasons Barn overlooking our fields as they “spring” into action. This intimate concert is something you won’t want to miss!
This performance is free to the public due to the generous…
A free event for the community to discuss how to best protect our pollinators, natural strategies for gardening and planting that sidestep the use of pesticides and chemicals, and how our planting methods impact the ecosystem at large. There will be a presentation for approximately an hour, followed by a casual Q&A. Re\u2026
It's time for a Connect Four tournament! We're setting up a bracket to see who is the best player of them all, with the winner walking away with a candy prize. Eliminated contestants are welcome to stay and play our other board games while they wait to see who wins.
Sign up to learn about American Sign Language with an instructor from The Learning Center for the Deaf! Each class will focus on a different theme and is open to children in 3rd-5th grades, registration is required.Questions? Call (781) 721-7171 x326, or email winchild@minlib.
Tickets: $30, includes light fare and drinks. Proceeds will benefit the continued beautification of the Town of Winchester.
Environment and Community Service
The Winchester Conservation Commission is sponsoring its annual event to improve the town wetlands and wildlife habitats.
• 2 locations between 9AM - 12PM for work on invasive plants: Davidson Park- Park/meet/join across from parking lot at 120 Cross St. Winchester Community Park…
Spend Mother's Day weekend stocking up on seedlings grown at the farm, as well as gorgeous artisan goods made by local artists and makers in our community.
In addition to being our flagship fundraising event, the WSF Annual Charity Golf Tournament is one of the most enjoyable and popular spring events in Winchester. Held in May, golfers from Winchester and beyond eagerly dust off their clubs to start the season at the Winchester Country Club Golf Course, a Donald Ross…
