The Bedford Town Calendar

First Baptist Church presents podcasters, Kelli and Kellie, of “HymnTalk TwinTalk” as they lead us in musical worship at 10 am.                First Baptist Church.           155 Concord Rd.

Horology, the science of timekeeping, is the fascination of Robert Frishman, who will conduct an Antiques Roadshow-style informal appraisal of attendees’ clocks and watches at the end of his lecture Timekeeping and Timekeepers in Early New England. He will weave into his talk information about the grandfather clock on loan to the Society (in a corner of The Great Room), and other antique timepieces in the Society’s collections. The event is free and open to the public. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Bedford Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass

Please join us for a reception for the makers whose work was juried in to the Biennial Community Art Show. Participants include: Rita Maria Ake Judi Babcock Peter Bain Bob Bass Marcia Bushnell Florence Como Frances Grandinetti Maria Green Brian Guay Sirarpi Heghinian-Walzer Kelly Heim Ellen Hurley Calla Kahan-Fagan Kati Oates Navyasree Patnam Taline Saatjian Taline Saatjian Pip Shepley Namrata Siviya Alexander Slanda Stanislaw Slanda Doris Smith Susan St. Maurice Gail Terrell Dan Vlahos Martha Wakefield Laura Wallace  

Please join the Bedford Youth & Family Services Department, in partnership with Bedford Embraces Diversity, for a Community Dinner & Discussion LGBTQ+ Basics & Beyond MONDAY, MARCH 20, 2023 6:00-8:00 PM Please register by Thursday 3/16/2023 To register: visit the Registration Link Lily Pearl & Marie Caradonna, from Out Metrowest will present up-to-date vocabulary, answers to frequently asked questions, and improved tools for allying with queer and transgender people. 6:00-7:00pm - dinner 7:00-8:00pm - discussion Space is limited. Registration required. Dinner & childcare are provided at no cost. Dinner is open to all - discussion is appropriate for those age

According to Hanscom Field Advisory Commission (HFAC) chair Christopher Eliot, HFAC provides continued communication and education among the communities surrounding Hanscom Field and Massport and acts as an advisory commission for review and reaction to decisions relating to Hanscom Field, including land use, noise abatement, and transportation needs. Topics on HFAC’s March 21 agenda include the North Airfield development; a reminder about public participation in the Massport Board’s April 13 meeting; a presentation on repaving Runway 5/23; annual election of the commission’s chair; consideration of regular monthly reports; and public comments (limited to two minutes per speaker). Interested persons are