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- Sunday, August 1, at 6:15 p.m.:
Rumbafrica:
Boston's premier African dance band. At the Newton Centre Green.
Part of the Sunday Heritage Festival
- Tuesday, August 3, 6:00 p.m. -- Dusk:
Hemlock Gorge Reservation Annual Summer Outdoor Concert and Picnic.
Join the Friends of Hemlock Gorge
at Hamilton Place, Needham, MA (located Central
Avenue/Elliot Street). Members and the Public are all welcome! Bring a picnic supper, your
chair or blanket. Grill will be provided. Kick back along the Charles River setting and enjoy
the music featuring Broken Rose, a talented band performing classic rock and original music.
- Wednesday, August 4, at 6:30 p.m.:
Roy Scott Big Band.
60 years of classic Swing music
At Pellegrini Park
(Rain location: adjacent gym).
Part of the Dancing in the Parks
- Sunday, August 8, at 2:00 p.m.:
Newton History Museum's
"Historic Newton Walks": African-American History in West Newton.
This walk around West Newton will branch away from the village center to include important
sites from the area's African-American community. Dating back to the 1600s,
this vibrant population carved out a space from which they asserted their civil
and religious rights.
The tour will meet at Captain John Ryan Park, on the corner of Washington and Cherry Streets. Free.
- Wednesday, August 11, at 6:30 p.m.:
The Red Hot Pokers. www.redhotpokers.net.
Roots Rock that's "rockin' and a reelin' with a whole lot of feelin'".
West Newton Common,
Elm & Webster Streets
(Rain location: Newton Cultural Center)
Part of the Dancing in the Parks
- Sunday, August 22, at 2:00 p.m.:
Newton History Museum's
"Historic Newton Walks":
Workers' Housing and Mill Buildings: Redevelopment in Upper Falls.
Architect Jane Galli will lead a tour looking at worker housing in Newton Upper Falls in
the context of Newton Lower Falls' extensive redevelopment and of
New England mill buildings' redevelopment and adaptive-reuse.
Meet at the northwest corner of Chestnut St. and Elliot St.
(You may park in the lot of the office park there.) Free.
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