A professional flutist (New England Conservatory faculty) teaches all levels and ages. Learn to play classical, jazz and world music from a patient and dedicated teacher in a unique and creative environment. For a free trial lesson please contact Amir Milstein at amirmilstein@gmail.com or 617-795-5923.
‘Race to Nowhere’ film at Ward School, Jan. 19
The Ward School PTO is hosting a screening of Race To Nowhere on January 19 at 7PM at the John Ward School, 10 Dolphin Rd. Newton. Tickets may be purchased online for $10.00, with a special on line teacher and student rate of $5.00. To order tickets, go to www.racetonowhere.com/screenings/ward-school. Any ticket still available will be sold at the door for $15. The movie will be followed by a facilitator and panel discussion as well as audience Q and A. Questions may be directed to Stacy Schwartz, PTO-co-president, staschwartz@gmail.com.
Discounts for Making a Group Outing to BC Basketball
An exciting Boston College basketball season is now underway, and BC is offering prices of $10 per person for groups of over 10 people. Group gets priority seating and scoreboard recognition. If you would like to purchase tickets or learn more about this unique opportunity, please contact Oleg Kamenetsky, Ticket Sales Representative, at 617-552-3917 or Oleg.Kamenetsky@bc.edu. Game schedule is at www.bceagles.com.
Discounts for Making a Group Outing to Providence Bruins
The Providence Bruins hockey team is offering a special group rate through the PTO to extend to students and their families and friends to come out for a family night outing that includes:
- Special price of only $15 per ticket, for all students, teachers, family and friends, a savings up to $14 per ticket!
- A FREE Black P-Bruins hat for all of the children attending from your outing!
- Four (4) FREE P-BRUINS Flex Tix for a future game and promotional items to organize your outing!
If you are interested in organizing a group outing, please email info@oakhillpto.org, and we’ll help publicize it. For more information, please contact Eric Grundfest at 401-680-4715 or eric.grundfest@providencebruins.com.
Highlands After-School Program for Middle-School Kids
The Newton Highlands After-School Program, just for middle school children, has openings. Are you looking for after-school activities for your child during the cold winter months? HASP has terrific winter fun, with lots of cozy indoor activities, gym time and ice skating! SPACE IS LIMITED! For more information contact: Rochelle Acker at 617-999-4617 or highlandsafterschool@gmail.com or visit our website highlandsafterschool.org
Piano Lessons
Learn Jazz/Blues/Classical, theory, sightreading from a Berklee & New England Conservatory graduate with 30 years teaching experience. Build a high quality musical foundation with a patient, upbeat, and caring instructor. Beginners welcome. Gloria Jasinski, phone: 617.566.9704, email: piano566@comcast.net
Web Design After School Classes
Expand your creative and technical knowledge by building your own website. Working alone or in pairs, you’ll design a simple website incorporating text, images, and links. By the end of this class you can have your own page published on the world wide web. Using HTML, pictures, and fancy special effects, you’ll be a top-notch web publisher in no time. You bring the ideas; we’ll show you how. All levels are welcome; experienced students can work on more in-depth projects.
For more info visit http://jamieb100.net/
BC Lady Eagles Soccer School
The BC Lady Eagles Soccer School will be holding their Winter Clinic for girls ages 6-14 during December 27-30, 12:00noon-5:00pm at the ‘Bubble’ at Alumni Stadium on the BC main campus. Come join us for soccer fun and development. Cost is $295. Registration may be found at: http://www.bceagles.com/camps/bc-w-soccer-camps-winter.html and then click on ‘Register Online Here’.
Waban Library Center Winter Yoga Classes
The Waban Library Center Winter Yoga Classes:
Starting Tuesday January 3 and/or Thursday January 5, 2012
Join us for Yoga on Tuesday and/or Thursday mornings from 8:50am-10am for 10 Tuesdays/Thursdays. Enjoy a moment to challenge yourself and breath. Cost will be $150 for a 10week session. Sign up for both, Tuesday and Thursday classes, you will receive a 10% discount. ($270 for both Tues/Thurs)Drop ins are welcome at $18 per class. Classes go for 10 Tues/Thurs starting January 3/5 – March 20/22
The Waban Library classes will be small, intimate and easily adapted to the particular interests of the individuals participating each time.
To sign up email us at wabanlibrary@gmail.com or check out the website for more details, www.wabanlibrarycenter.org
International Pancake Film Festival (IPFF)
International Pancake Film Festival (IPFF): Friday night, December 16, 7-10pm and the same screening again on Saturday night, December 17, 7-10pm at the New Art Center in Newton!
The IPFF is a film and video celebration of all things pancake. As the world’s only film festival dedicated to the pancake, all genres of short film and video are welcome. In addition to our traditional pancake programming, this year’s festival will have a holiday spin. A Holiday Spirit Award will be given out to the film best exemplifying the spirit of winter or winter holidays!
PG 13! Free Admission!
Complimentary pancakes will be served (with butter and syrup, naturally). Beer and wine will be available for purchase, as will festival merchandise (posters, buttons, and DVDs).
About the International Pancake Film Festival (IPFF)
Artist and Somerville resident Damon Bishop enjoys eating pancakes, as well as making and watching movies. He brought these loves together and founded the IPFF in Chicago, IL in 2007. Since then, there have been near-annual festival screenings in several locations. The IPFF has entertained from San Antonio and Austin, TX, to Chicago, IL and Cambridge, MA. This year’s program will screen in Portland, OR as well as Newtonville, MA.
The IPFF is a film and video celebration of all things pancake. As the world’s only film festival dedicated to the pancake, we welcome all genres of short film and video. We only stipulate that all submissions draw some inspiration from pancakes. Join us and you may discover documentaries, animation, dramas and comedies, sci-fi, westerns, art films, horror and action, horrific action, dramadies and parodies. This much is guaranteed: at least 75% of screen time will be devoted to our friend, the pancake.
In addition to our traditional pancake programming, this year’s festival will have a holiday spin. We’ve encouraged filmmakers to include references to snow, Santa, the festival of lights, Rudolph, Kwanzaa, winter sports (e.g. hockey or curling), wooly sweaters, and other seasonal symbols. A Holiday Spirit Award will be given out to the film best exemplifying the spirit of winter or winter holidays.
For additional information, please visit the IPFF tumblr page: http://internationalpancakefilmfest.tumblr.com/
