Schools and Libraries
November 22, 2022
From: Newton Free LibraryClick on the image or program title for more information and
to register (when applicable).
Boston Tabloid: The Killing of Robin Benedict
Learn about the legendary 1983 crime that took place in Boston’s “Combat Zone”.
Tuesday, November 22 at 7pm
Location: Virtual
Registration required.
Coming Up
Jimmy Carter & The Camp David Accords
Learn about the interactions that shaped America’s increasingly important role in the world at the time, and set the stage for 1978 The Camp David Accords.
Tuesday, November 29 at 2pm.
Location: Virtual
Registration required.
Genealogy Class: Census Records and Vital Records - what's the difference
Our resident genealogist, Ginny, will give an introduction to vital records, census records and how to use them.
Tuesday, November 29 at 4pm.
Location: Virtual
Registration required.
Reference Solutions: Business – A Database from Gale OneFile
Find out how to use our databases to gather information on U.S. businesses for marketing, job searches and more.
Wednesday, November 30 at 7pm.
Location: Virtual
Registration required.
The Poets' Theatre Presents The Waste Land
Members of The Poets’ Theatre will give a dramatic reading of T.S. Eliot’s The Waste Land, followed by a Q and A.
Wednesday, November 30 at 7pm
Location: Druker Auditorium.
In person event: no registration required.
The Cocoanut Grove Nightclub Fire
Known as the worst fire nightclub in American history, author Stephanie Schorow’s book probes into the circumstances leading to the Cocoanut Grove fire and the tragedy's lingering impact.
Thursday, December 1 at 7pm
Location: Virtual
Registration required.
Find Happiness through Mindfulness, Meditation and Yoga
Experience ancient practices of breathing and meditation in an informal virtual setting.
Thursday, December 1 at 7:15pm.
Location: Virtual
Registration required.
Art shows on view December 2 – 29
The Infinite Mirage of Rapture by Jaina Cipriano, Gallery
Jaina is a Boston based artist communicating with the world through photography, film and installation.
Contact Jaina: [email protected]
Found by Quinn Welsh, Main Hall
These watercolor paintings depict scenes found around Massachusetts and collaged images from the artist's extensive magazine collection.
Contact Quinn: [email protected] or 617-935-1823
Apply to Exhibit Your Art at the Newton Free Library!
Information and application instructions are here.
Proposals are currently being accepted for July - December 2023 exhibits. We encourage New England region artists from a variety of ethnicities and life experiences to apply.
Info contact Ellen at [email protected].