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- Tuesday, February 3,
at 7:15 p.m.: Meeting of
the Friends of Hemlock Gorge at the Emerson School, Pettee
Street, Newton Upper Falls.
- Wednesday, February 11, at 9:30 a.m.:
Meeting of the Greater Boston Seniors Computer Group at the Newton Senior Center, 345 Walnut St, Newtonville.
Andy Trask of Geek Housecalls will discuss
whether to "Repair, Update or Replace".
The GBSCG does not provide computer classes. Dues are $3 per meeting or
$20 per year.
For further information, please contact
Eve Welts, (781) 894-4948
Ewelts@rcn.com,
Arline V. Ekman at
ave8@juno.com,
or go to
their Web Page.
For information about computer classes, call the Newton Senior Center,
(617) 552-7178.
- Sunday, February 15, at 7:00 p.m.:
"Starlight and Sweet Dreams," a concert celebrating Black History Month,
featuring Nancy Armstrong, Soprano; Robert Honeysucker,Baritone; Daniel Stepner, Electric Violin;
and Laura Jeppeson, Electric Viola da Gamba.
The program will include the music of Irving Berlin, Betty Jackson King, Jerome Kern, Florence Price, and
Coleridge Taylor Perkinson.
This concert is presented by the Newton METCO Community Scholarship Committee
to benefit the Newton METCO Community Scholarship Fund. Tickets: $20 at the door, reserved tickets: $18,
seniors and students with ID: $15, children under 12: free.
For reservations or more information, please call
Nancy Criscitiello at 617-244-6397 or
by email: newtonmcsf@yahoo.com.
- Saturday, February 21, at 8:30 p.m.:
"Getting the Love You Want" with guest speaker Nava Rephun, MSW and
Certified Imago Relationship Therapist, is the featured program for a
Melave Malka at Beth Menachem Chabad, 229 Dedham St, Newton.
Reservations are $15 and include a buffet meal.
For information or reservations, contact BethMenachemChabad@peoplepc.com
or 617-969-1170.
- Sunday, February 22, 2:00 p.m. -- 5:00 p.m.: Exhibit opening at the
Newton History Museum at the Jackson Homestead: "Seeking Freedom in Nineteenth Century
America". It explores the anti-slavery history through four
compelling stories, each with a connection to Newton.
Rare
pieces of written, visual, and oral evidence are featured including an
1849 Certificate of Freedom and the purse in which it was carried.
The Certificate of Freedom and the purse are owned by Rev.
Howard Haywood, of the Myrtle Baptist Church and a Newton
resident. His great, great grandmother was a free born African
American living in Maryland and passed these items to family
members. Newtonites should feel honored to view such an artifact
and learn about such an important time in history.
For more information, visit the Museum's website.
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