On Saturday, February 2, 2013, from 10AM to Noon, Suffolk Resolves Curator Steve Kluskens will be giving a lecture on the Suffolk Resolves house and its history.
The 2 hour-long lectures are for Milton Historical Society members only and take place at the Suffolk Resolves House at 1370 Canton Avenue, Milton. New members are welcome! Space is limited to 20 people per session and by reservation only.Please RSVP to programs@
The Wakefield Estate is reviving its “Winter Stone Soup” gatherings the Thursday with a new twist. In the past, the estate’s stone soup gatherings were held at mid-day, a time many found difficult to break away. This year, our Stone Soup Series will be held on the final Thursday of each month with tasty soup and a featured speaker.
Come share your ideas and help shape Milton’s future at Master Plan Community Forum!
Following a brief presentation by the consultant team, community volunteers will facilitate small group discussions to gather your input on the needs and desires of our community.
This is an important opportunity for those who live or work in Milton to learn more about the Master Plan and help make decisions about our town’s future.
Saturday, January 26th from 9:00 – 12:00 @ The Tucker School, 187 Blue Hills Parkway
Glover, Tucker, Cunningham and Collicot PTOs welcome you to a fun night out for all. For a $5 admission per person (with a family maximum of $20) you will see this fun, G-rated movie and get a snack! This is NOT a drop-of event. Join us: Friday January 25th at 7pm in the Milton High School Auditorium.
Milton’s annual Martin Luther King Celebration will be held at the Concord Baptist Church. There will be performances from 5:30 – 6:15 by the Milton High School Gospel Chorus, St Mary’s of the Hills Liturgical Dancers, and Tucker and Glover Student singers. A simple supper will be served from 6:16 – 6:45. At 7:00pm will be the Memorial Celebration.
Do you wonder if your child is ready – academically, socially and emotionally? What behavioral changes might you expect? What can you do to make the transition easier for both your child and you?
The Milton Public Library’s teen book club has selected I Hunt Killers, a young adult novel about the son of a serial killer who’s trying desperately not to become his father, as its February pick. Jasper “Jazz” Dent has done everything he can to ignore what Dear Old Dad
The Pierce Players, the drama students at Pierce Middle School, will be performing When in Rome, which if it is anything like past productions, will be sensational. Performances are 1/17 and 1/18 @ 7:00PM. General admission is $9 adult and $7 children. Tickets are available at the door or by calling 617-696-4570.
On Feb. 1 at 3 p.m., the Teen Services Department of the Milton Library will show a movie for students in grades 6-12. Teens have a choice of four movies. See the options and vote by visiting the teen page of the library’s website at www.miltonlibrary.org/teen.asp or on the Teen Space Facebook page .
News release from First Parish
The Common Hearth series at First Parish in Milton continues on January 23rd with a presentation by the Massachusetts Faces of Homelessness Speakers’ Bureau. The program begins at 7pm and will feature currently and formerly homeless speakers, as well as a facilitator from the Massachusetts Housing and Shelter Alliance.