An Scandinavian Cultural Center presents: An Afternoon of Swedish History

Scandinavian Cultural Center 206 Waltham St, Newton, MA, United States

Join the Scandinavian Cultural Center for Carolus Rex - An Afternoon of Swedish History Concerning King Charles XII and the Great Northern War. “Were Socrates and Charles the Twelfth of Sweden both present in any company, and Socrates to say, ‘Follow me and hear a lecture on philosophy’ and Charles, laying his hand on his sword,…

Newton Theatre Kids presents: Fall Classes – Charlotte’s Web

First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton 1326 Washington St, Newton, MA, United States

Join lovable pig Wilbur and his best friend, Charlotte the spider, in this fun, heartwarming re-telling of E.B. White's classic story, Charlotte’s Web. We've got dancing, acting, scenery-making, and parts for everybody! ​Tuition: $385. Open to Students in Grades K-5 Location for all classes: FUUSN - First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton 1326 Washington St, Newton, MA…

$385

New Art Center presents: Let’s Put On A Play! – GR 3-5

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Children will explore theater games, stories and shorter character pieces, using imagination and creative skills, in this exciting class. Have fun as you develop self confidence and showmanship while working with award winning actor and sought-after Boston drama teacher Danny Bolton. Many of you know Danny as New Art Center’s summer performance instructor since 2004.…

$266

New Art Center presents: Creativity Lab – Adult Improv and Art-Making Workshop

New Art Center 61 Washington Park, Newton, MA, United States

Energize your artist! Begin with a fresh canvas, a fresh mind, a fresh approach. All artists are welcome, and, all artistic genres are welcome. During our first hour of class, we collaborate on works of art, and, improvise inspired by a theme. The second hour, we work individually on our own creations (sculpt, paint, collage,…

$305

Newton Theatre Kids presents: Fall Classes – Charlotte’s Web

First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton 1326 Washington St, Newton, MA, United States

Join lovable pig Wilbur and his best friend, Charlotte the spider, in this fun, heartwarming re-telling of E.B. White's classic story, Charlotte’s Web. We've got dancing, acting, scenery-making, and parts for everybody! ​Tuition: $385. Open to Students in Grades K-5 Location for all classes: FUUSN - First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton 1326 Washington St, Newton, MA…

$385

Newton Theatre Kids presents: Fall Classes – Charlotte’s Web

First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton 1326 Washington St, Newton, MA, United States

Join lovable pig Wilbur and his best friend, Charlotte the spider, in this fun, heartwarming re-telling of E.B. White's classic story, Charlotte’s Web. We've got dancing, acting, scenery-making, and parts for everybody! ​Tuition: $385. Open to Students in Grades K-5 Location for all classes: FUUSN - First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton 1326 Washington St, Newton, MA…

$385

Newton Theatre Kids presents: Fall Classes – Devising Ensemble

First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton 1326 Washington St, Newton, MA, United States

Join NTK’s all new Devising Ensemble! Our first program for middle schoolers gives participants the opportunity to explore new forms of performance and hone their artistic skills, all while creating an original piece of theatre as an ensemble. Specifically tailored to the interests of the students, this class is an excellent opportunity for young performers…

$385

Commonwealth Chorale presents: American Sounds

Live performances are returning and Commonwealth Chorale has a great year planned! Maestro David Carrier has programmed a superb concert season to celebrate his retirement. Be ready to go for a ride with Paul Revere, pick up a bluegrass banjo, and then sit back and enjoy Bach and Haydn. Our first concert presents nostalgic Americana…

Scandinavian Cultural Center presents: Jazz on Tap

Scandinavian Cultural Center 206 Waltham St, Newton, MA, United States

Tap dance and jazz have a long and intertwined history. From the prohibition on musical instruments during the era of slavery, which prompted the enslaved African-Americans to find ingenious ways to use their bodies as percussion instruments, to the early 20th century New York City where Irish and African-American styles of dancing met and enriched…