The Needham Science Center is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year with a STEAM family science night on March 19th. Families are invited and encouraged to attend! Space is limited, so please register in advance to attend at steamnight.eventbrite.com.
Adult and Teen Program Learn how to stretch your garden budget by taking advantage of nature's generosity with garden blogger and Blithewold horticulturist, Kristin Green.
The Congregational Church of Needham is showing part 1 of the movie "Fed Up," a documentary about food choices and the causes of obesity in the US (Part 2 will be show on 3/29 with a discussion following.) See flyer for more info.
Join Green Decade Newton in a two-part presentation on understanding the reality of climate change and what we can do to lead a climate-friendly lifestyle. Dan Ruben, Executive Director of Boston Green Tourism, will show how he cut his own
The Congregational Church of Needham is showing part 2 of the movie "Fed Up," a documentary about food choices and the causes of obesity in the US. See flyer for more info.
Women Working for Oceans (W2O), in partnership with the New England Aquarium, will present "Water Rising: The Impact on Humanity on April 9 in Boston. This event includes a special free lecture at 11am in the Aquarium’s Simons IMAX® Theater,
Earth Day Events for Children at the Nedham Public Library 10 and 11 am - earth-themed storytimes for children ages 2-5 11 am "Bugs for Brunch" with David Gracer for children 6 and up 1 pm - Nature Crafts for
Please join Green Decade Newton for our Wednesday, April 22 at 7pm Earth Day Program - “The Power of One Voice” film & discussion. This new film examines the life of Rachel Carson and the profound impact of her book,
On April 24-26, the international community will have a great gathering in NYC. Thousands will attend from many European countries and Japan. Conferences will be held on Friday and Saturday with speakers calling for abolition of nuclear weapons, and the
The 16th Annual Earth Day Charles River Cleanup will take place on Saturday, April 25, 2015 at various sites on the Charles, from Bellingham to Boston. Individuals, families and groups are welcome to participate and join The Charles River Watershed Association
