Classes for all ages; activities primarily related to schools; events by educational institutions to further their mission
This talk will focus primarily on, but not be limited to, historic shipwrecks that have occurred south and east of Massachusetts. The region has been called the Graveyard of the North Atlantic with over 3,000 wrecks here since European sailors first began exploring the shores of the western Atlantic.…Learn More
The holidays are bearing down on us and coming up with new and nutritious options can be challenging. If you are looking for a sweet holiday treat that won't sabotage your healthy eating goals, join registered dietitian Heidi McIndoo to make mini pumpkin pie tartlets.…Learn More
With the holidays right around the corner, take a minute (or an hour) to relax and find some good holiday romance reads! John Charles will give us his best of list of 2024 that will have your TBR pile tipping over and your holidays spent cozying up with a good book.…Learn More
Learn about Indigenous Peoples in North America, their resilience and battle for self-sovereignty. We are joined by Professor, Historian, and Author Kathleen DuVal as she discusses her book Native Nations: A Millennium in North America ('An essential American history' says The Wall Street Journal) that places the power of Native nations at its center, telling their story from the rise of ancient cities more than a thousand years ago to fights for sovereignty that continue today.…Learn More
We are so excited to be chatting with author Alexandra Vasti about regency romance and her most recent book Ne'er Duke Well and her upcoming book Earl Crush. Bring your questions as this will be a rapid fire Q&A!You can borrow Ne'er Duke Well from the library in a variety of formats.…Learn More
Embracing the rhythms of winter is key to creating eco-conscious holiday traditions. Rather than getting carried away by the holiday rush, use this time as an opportunity to create the kind of holiday season you truly want - one focused on the magic of family and togetherness instead of stuff.…Learn More
3-Part Series: Living Well with Parkinson's Disease: Interactive programs full of information and resources for individuals living with Parkinson's Disease and their care partners.
Part One: Tuesday April 9th, 1:00 - 2:30- An Overview of Parkinsons by Steve Han, MS, MBA, Movement Disorder Specialist, Boston University Medical Center and Cathi A. Thomas, RN
Part Two- April 23 1:00 - 2:30 pm Rehabilitation and Exercise in Parkinson's by Sara Woodcome, MS. CCC-SLP, Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of New England
Part Three- Tuesday, April 30 12:30 - 2:30 pm- What Matters to You-
Join historical musical sensation Diane Taraz to celebrate the spirit of life and memories of friends. She will be performing her Fond Farewell musical program for Memorial Day, consisting of classical and original songs on guitar and dulcimer. The program will include Over the Rainbow, Wayfaring Stranger, Amazing Grace, Will the Circle be Unbroken and many more. Diane has provided music for sponsored events and recorded CDs, produced 20 solo CDs, 6 CDs with groups and 4 singles.
Sponsored by the Cummings Foundation.
Dr. Wayne Saltsman, Geriatrician and advocate for patient-driven healthcare, will share key strategies to maintain a high quality of life as you age and speak about the importance of proactive planning to stay healthy. He will also talk about how to navigate the healthcare system to ensure your voice is heard, and your healthcare choices reflect your personal values and preferences.
Adult learners at WCMS are encouraged to participate in a recital just for the over-18 age group.
Friends and family are invited to join us and share in celebrating their progress!
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