Watertown Children’s Theatre (WCT) & the Arsenal Center for the Arts have combined and now offer many classes and programs for all ages:
Drawing, painting, printmaking, mixed media and ceramics.
Broadway dance, youth chorus, and several stage opportunities
For more information, view the online course catalog or peruse the WCT website.
Watertown Children’s Theatre (WCT) & the Arsenal Center for the Arts have combined and now offer many classes and programs for all ages:
Drawing, painting, printmaking, mixed media and ceramics.
Broadway dance, youth chorus, and several stage opportunities
For more information, view the online course catalog or peruse the WCT website.
The Freelance Players present: the Newton Freelance Troupe in Tortoise Vs. Hare. Tortoise Vs. Hare is an updated version of the classic fable by Aesop. Over confident hares, a steady tortoise, and forest animals ready to rescue the day make up the cast of this charming and hilarious musical by Stephen Murray. The Freelance Players troupe is a musical theatre ensemble of spirited performers ages 8-12.
Performances:
January 10th, 5:30 pm at Grace Church, 76 Eldredge Street
January 13, 4:00 pm UNDERWOOD SCHOOL, 101 Vernon Street
January 27, 4:30 CABOT SCHOOL, 229 Cabot Street
An underwater fantasy based on Chinese folklore, The Dragon King tells the tale of an intrepid Grandmother who journeys to the bottom of the sea in search of the elusive Dragon King, and the answers to why he has forsaken the land above. With colorful sea creatures, an exciting adventure, and a Dragon King that will knock your socks off!
Don’t be stuck inside with cabin fever over school vacation, this show is a delight for the whole family. Tickets in advance at www.newtoncommunitypride.org for $8.00 or $10.00 at the door. Open seating. 617-796-1540 for more information.
February 23rd, at Newton City Hall. 1:00 pm and 2:30 pm shows.
Cabaret Troupe is a group of dedicated performers who tell stories through the unique medium of contemporary musical theatre. This year they are showcasing a balance of comedic and dramatic numbers, and fostering vibrant acting performances through song. Directed by Will Champion and Jonathan Gomolka. Musical Direction by Alex Shames.
January 9th and 10th at 7:30 pm in the Performing Arts Center, Newton North High School, 457 Walnut Street.
Tickets $7.00 at http.www.threatreink.net . For more information, please contact Adam_Brown@Newton.k12.ma.us or 617- 559-6306.
The Etiquette Academy of New England has partnered with Newton Learning Center and is currently enrolling for Winter 2014! Spots will fill up quickly, so please visit www.TheEtiquetteAcademy.org and enroll today!
Mind Your Manners: Beyond Please and Thank You (Grades 2-4)
Sundays, January 12th – March 9th, 9:00 – 10:00 am, Fee: $365
Final class to be held at an upscale restaurant
Etiquette for Middle Schoolers (Grades 5-8)
Sundays, January 12th – March 9th, 10:00 -11:30 am, Fee: $467
Final class to be held at an upscale restaurant
Etiquette for Young Adults (Grades 9-12)
Sundays, January 12th – March 9th, 11:30 – 1:00 pm, Fee: $469
Final class to be held at an upscale restaurant
The Newton Schools Foundation appreciates your past support. As year-end is fast approaching please don’t forget to make your annual contribution. Your gift will continue to support innovative teaching and learning across all 22 Newton Public Schools.
In 2013-14, NSF’s goal is to raise $100,000. These funds will build on and enhance district-wide programs to provide for the appropriate space, technology, training and equipment needed to support initiatives and learning environments in areas ranging from science and engineering to literacy and the arts for all of our students.
The Appeal also allows the Foundation to carry out its mission, which is to raise private dollars for public education in Newton. We hope to hit this year’s target of $100,000 with your help and continue to make Newton Public Schools a leader in innovative education.
Your gift has an impact. Please donate by check or online at www.NewtonSchoolsFoundation.org. Thank you for your support!
All gifts postmarked by December 31st are tax deductible on your 2013 tax return.
Happy Holidays from Newton Schools Foundation.
Philip Wolfson is a recently retired math teacher with 20 years of experience working with a broad range of students including those who feel stuck, are bored, simply want to improve, struggle with learning disabilities or for whom English is a second language.
His specialty is working with students from grades 5 thru 9. A few of their comments:
“You made it easier to understand math.”
“Working with you was challenging and fun!”
Call or email to set up a free introductory meeting: philwolfson@gmail.com or 617-332-4887
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Elizabeth Saunders, Director of Clean Water Action/MA and Coordinator of the Alliance for a Healthy Tomorrow will join the Q&A. A book signing will follow the program.
January 6th, 7:00 pm
Newton Free Library, 330 Homer St.
NCA’s Arts Stroll & Shop is back for its third year and they’ve expanded to three villages over three days. Enjoy spontaneous performances and pop-up galleries while you shop and dine in Chestnut Hill, Newton Centre and West Newton this December 13th – 15th.
December 13th from 6:00 pm-9:00 pm: Kickoff Event at THE STREET (Chestnut Hill)
December 14th from Noon-6:00 pm THE STREET at WEST NEWTON SQUARE
December 15th from Noon-6:00 pm NEWTON CENTRE at THE STREET
Don’t miss the special discounts, giveaways, exclusive items, and, of course, the arts and culture that the Stroll brings to town! You’ll feel great after you Shop Local. Eat Local. Art Local. Click here http://www.artsstrollandshop.com/ to access the new Stroll website with detailed participant and schedule information.