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April 2025
Euphoria Again + 2 Bands at Deep Cuts
Euphoria Again, the long-running dream folk project of Philadelphia-area singer-guitarist John Klein, has top billing tonight at Deep Cuts. The band's third full-length album, "Waiting On Time To Fly," came out last November. Also performing: Whitehall and Dogwood Tales. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 show day through Dice.
Find out more »Tufts Chamber Music
Tufts University students present works for strings, winds, brass, and piano. Free to the public with no tickets required; also viewable via Tufts Music Live Streaming.
Find out more »Matt & Shannon Heaton Virtual Guided Session
Medford musicians Matt and Shannon Heaton host their monthly Virtual Guided Session on a different day (Thursday instead of Saturday), at a different time (9 a.m. not 2 p.m.) and from a different location (Japan rather than Medford!). They'll be joined by flute player Tomoaki Hatekeyama (Hatao) and other Irish music friends in Osaka. All are welcome to tune in to the live session via YouTube for moderately paced Irish tunes and upbeat chat. Cost is free, but virtual tip…
Find out more »Art Class for Seniors
The Medford Council on Aging presents its weekly art class for seniors led by Tom Wojciechowski, a visual artist who works in a variety of media including installation, painting, photography and books. Build skills and techniques each week and try out various processes that help you experiment and find joy in art and image making. Call the Senior Center at 781-396-6010 to reserve your seat or to get information on how to join the class via Zoom.
Find out more »Senior LGBTQ+ Meet & Greet
The Medford Council on Aging's group for LGBTQ+ Seniors holds its monthly get-together. The group, facilitated by Janice Cole, was formed to make LGBTQIA+ members feel welcome and supported at the Medford Senior Center. It meets on the third Thursday of each month from 2 to 3 p.m. Sign up in advance by calling the Senior Center at 781-396-6010 or just drop in.
Find out more »Art Smart for School-Aged Children
The Medford Public Library presents Art Smart, a program designed for school-aged children ages 5 and up. Come learn a new way to craft, paint, build and design as the class explores the world of arts and crafts with a cool new project. This is a drop-in program — no registration needed.
Find out more »Women’s Fiction Book Recommendations
Love women’s fiction but aren't sure what to read next? The Medford Public Library invites you to join bestselling author Kristan Higgins for an online program of pure book recommendations – the best of women’s fiction out there. Higgins is the New York Times, USA Today and Publishers Weekly bestselling author of more than 20 novels, which have been translated into 19 languages and have sold millions of copies worldwide. The mother of two adults and also a smitten grandmother, Higgins…
Find out more »Teen Fandom Craft Night
The Medford Public Library is hosting a Fandom Craft Night for teens in middle school and high school. Make friendship bracelets, bookmarks, and more to celebrate the fandoms you're a part of. The library will have items that celebrate Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Percy Jackson, Tiwlight, Olivia Rodrigo, and more. All materials will be provided. Registration is required through the library's online calendar.
Find out more »LGBTQ+ Book Group: A Minor Chorus
The Medford Public Library's LGBTQ+ Book Group meets to discuss "A Minor Chorus" by Billy-Ray Belcourt . Books will be available approximately four weeks in advance. Call the library at 781-395-7950 to have a copy put on hold for you. RSVP for the book group meeting through the library's online calendar. All are welcome to read and discuss literary and nonfiction works by and about the LGBTQ+ community, from classic to contemporary titles.
Find out more »Film Screening: Concord’s Secret History
With the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution happening this year, don’t you want to learn all of the history they didn’t tell you? Head to the Medford Public Library for a screening of the new documentary, "Concord's Secret History." The film reveals a long-suppressed secret, set in Concord, where the first shots were fired in the Revolution on April 19, 1775. While Concord is often celebrated for its role in the fight for freedom, few are aware of the…
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