Events

Milton Garden Club to host holiday Greens Sale

The Milton Garden Club is hosting its annual

Greens Sale

Featured are: Decorated fresh evergreen wreaths, rose hip wreaths, holiday arrrangements, table top trees, and gift items.

Proceeds help benefit town beautification projects.

WHEN:    Saturday, December 4th from 9:00-11:00am

WHERE:  Cunningham Hall / 75 Edge Hill Road / Milton, MA

Fuller Village Craft Fair

Get a jump on your holiday shopping and visit over 25 craftsmen under one roof. Huge Raffle and great prizes. Homemade pastries and lunch available. Proceeds to benefit the Fuller Village Resident Association.

WHEN:     Saturday, 11/20 from 10:00am to 2:00pm.

WHERE:   Fuller Village / 1372 Brush Hill Rd / Milton

Frankly Speaking: Stoodt Sings Sinatra to benefit Milton Food Pantry

Local music maven, Jeff Stoodt, will be bringing Sinatra’s ageless music to Milton this week. In a benefit for the Milton Food Pantry Stoodt will be singing Sinatra accompanied by the Joel Hiller Trio.

The opening act will feature Pat Neves. Admission: $15

WHEN:     Saturday, November 20, 2010, 8 p.m.
WHERE:   First Parish Church / 535 Canton Avenue Milton

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Fontbonne Academy Hosts Shakespeare Abridged, a Comedy

Please join Fontbonne’s for this hilarious version of Shakespeare’s works! You will laugh all the way home!

Showtimes are: Fri, 11/19 & Sat, 11/20 at 7 p.m. and Sun, 11/21, 2 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the door or through the Main Office 617-696-3241.

Lower Mills Holiday Stroll

The 3rd annual Lower Mills Holiday Stroll will take place on Thursday, November 18th from 5:30 to 8:00 pm in Lower Mills in Dorchester and Milton Village. Over 30 businesses will stay open late offering refreshments, special discounts, and/or displaying work from local artists.

Young Adult Film Series: Remember the Titans

The Milton Public Library will be screening Remember the Titans as part of their Young Adult Film Series. Starring Denzel Wahsington, the film tells the true story of an African-American coach hired to coach a high school team in the deep south during the early years of integration. (Watch trailer after the jump).

Meeting set for Lower Mills bridge project

from The Dorchester Reporter

A public meeting  is set for Nov. 17 (at 6:30 p.m. in the Park Mill function room of the Baker Square Condominiums on Adams St) for Department of Conservation and Recreation officials to talk up plans to convert Lower Mills’ former railroad bridge over the Neponset River into a pedestrian bridge.

Built in 1917, the bridge is between Dorchester and Milton and was aimed at serving the Walter Baker Chocolate Factory, which has since been converted into condominiums. (Read the full story here.)