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i3C | REIMAGINING OUR WORLD

lexington Arts and Crafts Soceity 130 Waltham St, Lexington, MA, United States

Mar 23 - Apr 21, 2024 11am-5pm Tue-Sun Opening Reception: Sun, Mar 24, 2024; 2 - 4 pm   Curatorial Statement:  The environmental crisis is multifactorial: consumerism, pollution, extreme weather, loss of biodiversity, and other catastrophes - too complex, too intertwined, but above all, too urgent. A collective problem that requires collective solutions. As individuals, we wonder, “How can I contribute to the solution?”   The featured eco-minded artists, members of i3C (inspiring Change for the Climate Crisis) Artists Group and Guests, respond by working with rejected materials, such as beach debris, plastic waste, or repurposed textiles. They dare to reinvent the

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Bedford Babe Ruth Casino Night Fundraiser

American Legion 357 Great Road, Bedford, MA, United States

Join us for the Black & Blue Casino Night at the American Legion, benefiting Bedford Babe Ruth. Tickets are $75 online, $85 at the door, and include $1000 in 'Bedford Bucs' for playing the tables, food, entertainment, prizes. Only 150 tickets will be sold. Cash Bar / Heavy Appetizers / Table Games / DJ / Photo Booth/ Silent Auction / Psychic, Tarot, Astrology Readings / Jackpot Circle Prizes Dress to impress, cocktail attire. Questions? Contact [email protected]

$75.00

Join the Rotary in Meal Packaging “Hope for the Hungry”

Middlesex Community College 591 Springs Rd, Bedford, MA, United States

The Rotary Clubs of Bedford and Concord have teamed up to pack meals for the hungry and food insecure right here in Massachusetts in the Hope for the Hungry event on April 27th.  This year, we’re partnered with Meals of Hope, a nonprofit organization 501(c)(3) that is committed to bringing people together to fight the hunger epidemic. Hope for the Hungry relies on volunteer participation to package meals and help the event run smoothly. It’s fun for people of all ages, individuals, families, work colleagues, and club and organization members. If you want to make a difference in the life of someone

Growing Up in Bedford During the Baby Boom

Old Town Hall Great Room 16 South Road ~ Third Floor, Bedford

Former Bedford Historical Society Executive Director Alethea "Lee" Yates will lead a Panel of Baby Boomers in "Growing Up in Bedford During the Baby Boom." In addition to Yates, this panel will be comprised of baby boomers who actively contribute to a Facebook group called “You Know You’re From Bedford, MA if...,” managed by Yates. The Baby Boomer period encompassed almost two decades after World War II (1945-1965); U.S. boomers today range in age from 58 to 78 and total almost 72 million Americans. Panelists will tell a bit about their memories, and then we’ll open the session for your

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Event Series Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane Farm Museum 295 North Road, Bedford

Bedford’s window into 18th-century daily life, the Job Lane Farm Museum on North Road, has reopened to the public. Tours of the historic house, sponsored by the Friends of the Job Lane House, are scheduled for the second and fourth Sundays of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. through October.  There’s a suggested donation of $5 per visitor or $10 per family.  Event details can be found at Job Lane Farm Museum website calendar. The farm museum represents “a history of the house and barn, and a history of the early days of Bedford,” said Sharon McDonald, town historian. Visitors get a

Event Series Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane Farm Museum 295 North Road, Bedford

Bedford’s window into 18th-century daily life, the Job Lane Farm Museum on North Road, has reopened to the public. Tours of the historic house, sponsored by the Friends of the Job Lane House, are scheduled for the second and fourth Sundays of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. through October.  There’s a suggested donation of $5 per visitor or $10 per family.  Event details can be found at Job Lane Farm Museum website calendar. The farm museum represents “a history of the house and barn, and a history of the early days of Bedford,” said Sharon McDonald, town historian. Visitors get a

Event Series Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane Farm Museum 295 North Road, Bedford

Bedford’s window into 18th-century daily life, the Job Lane Farm Museum on North Road, has reopened to the public. Tours of the historic house, sponsored by the Friends of the Job Lane House, are scheduled for the second and fourth Sundays of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. through October.  There’s a suggested donation of $5 per visitor or $10 per family.  Event details can be found at Job Lane Farm Museum website calendar. The farm museum represents “a history of the house and barn, and a history of the early days of Bedford,” said Sharon McDonald, town historian. Visitors get a

Event Series Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane Farm Museum 295 North Road, Bedford

Bedford’s window into 18th-century daily life, the Job Lane Farm Museum on North Road, has reopened to the public. Tours of the historic house, sponsored by the Friends of the Job Lane House, are scheduled for the second and fourth Sundays of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. through October.  There’s a suggested donation of $5 per visitor or $10 per family.  Event details can be found at Job Lane Farm Museum website calendar. The farm museum represents “a history of the house and barn, and a history of the early days of Bedford,” said Sharon McDonald, town historian. Visitors get a

Event Series Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane Farm Museum 295 North Road, Bedford

Bedford’s window into 18th-century daily life, the Job Lane Farm Museum on North Road, has reopened to the public. Tours of the historic house, sponsored by the Friends of the Job Lane House, are scheduled for the second and fourth Sundays of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. through October.  There’s a suggested donation of $5 per visitor or $10 per family.  Event details can be found at Job Lane Farm Museum website calendar. The farm museum represents “a history of the house and barn, and a history of the early days of Bedford,” said Sharon McDonald, town historian. Visitors get a

Event Series Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane House & Barn Tour

Job Lane Farm Museum 295 North Road, Bedford

Bedford’s window into 18th-century daily life, the Job Lane Farm Museum on North Road, has reopened to the public. Tours of the historic house, sponsored by the Friends of the Job Lane House, are scheduled for the second and fourth Sundays of the month from 2 to 4 p.m. through October.  There’s a suggested donation of $5 per visitor or $10 per family.  Event details can be found at Job Lane Farm Museum website calendar. The farm museum represents “a history of the house and barn, and a history of the early days of Bedford,” said Sharon McDonald, town historian. Visitors get a

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