Calendar

School Committee - Executive Session

Elderly Housing Committee

Planning Board Site Visit

Planning Board Site Visit for Scenic Road Site Plan Approval for new house at 225 Winter St.

Weston Education Enrichment Fund Committee

Planning Board Site Visit

Site Visit for RGFA Site Plan Approval for new 12,086sf house

Housing Production Plan Implementation Committee

see posted agenda for public participation instructions

Zoning Board of Appeals

see posted agenda for public participation instrutions

Permanent Building Committee

School Committee/Policy Subcommittee

see posted agenda for public participation instructions

Columbus Day - Town Departments Closed

Planning Board Regular Meeting

School Committee - Executive Session

Sustainability Committee

see posted agenda for public participation instructions

Planning Board Regular Meeting

Flu Clinic- Town Hall

Friday, October 21st at Town Hall from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm This clinic is open to everyone age 9 and over. Parents/guardians for those younger than 9 years are encouraged to contact their pediatrician to review vaccination schedules and clinic options that are best suited for our younger population.

Flu Clinic for those 65 + Council on Aging

Monday, October 24th at the COA from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm is only open to people who are 65 plus- this is a high dose vaccine- specific for this age group ONLY. For assistance with registration call the Council on Aging at 781-786-6280

Zoning Board of Appeals

see posted agenda for public participation instructions

WCL Book Group- " The Magnolia Palace"

Please join us to discuss The Magnolia Palace by Fiona Davis! The New York Times bestselling author of The Lions of Fifth Avenue, Fiona Davis, returns with a tantalizing novel about the secrets, betrayal and murder within one of New York City’s most impressive Gilded Age mansions. For more event details, please visit wclweston.org.

WCL Going Places: The Topsfield Fair

The Topsfield Fair has been entertaining families since it began in 1918 as a way to promote interest in agriculture and farming. Let’s join in the fun and explore some of the interesting exhibits this year. There are 300 area artists showcasing fine art, jewelry making, demonstrations on stained glass, canning, and lace making as well as flower arranging and the always popular apple pie contest! We will meet in the parking lot of St. Julia’s Church at 9:30 AM to carpool. There are many options for lunch, and we expect to return by 3 PM. For more information, please visit wclweston.org or contact Barry.Olaughlin8@gmail.com.

The Weston Friendly Society: Auditions for A Chorus Line

Weston Friendly Society of the Performing Arts is auditioning roles for A Chorus Line to start their 148th Season! Our Spring show, A Chorus Line, is set on the bare stage of a Broadway theater. The musical is centered on seventeen Broadway dancers auditioning for spots on a chorus line. A Chorus Line provides a glimpse into the personalities of the performers and the choreographer, as they describe the events that have shaped their lives and their decisions to become dancers. Audition details may be found below. For more information and to sign-up for an audition time, please go to www.westonfriendly.org.

An Historic Evening- Golden Ball Tavern Museum and WCL Open House/Exhibit and "Pizza and Cheer" following the Open House

Golden Ball Tavern Museum and WCL members and friends are invited to a joint Open House at the Josiah Smith Tavern (JST, 358 Boston Post Road, Weston) to see the newly-restored tavern, enjoy refreshments and explore the “History Under One Roof” exhibit with Weston Historical Society President Pam Fox. The exhibit tells the story of the JST as a tavern, a home for three generations of the Jones family, and a community building since the early 1950s. Jones objects on display - furniture, paintings, photos, decorative arts, household items, books, toys, documents and memorabilia - help bring the family to life! Immediately following the exhibit, WCL members are invited for "Pizza and Cheer” Reception at the home of one of our Co-Presidents. The Open House / Exhibit is Free and no RSVP is required. The “Pizza and Cheer” Reception is $20 pp for WCL Members and $25 for Non-Members. Please RSVP for the reception at wclweston.org.

The Weston Friendly Society: Auditions for A Chorus Line

Weston Friendly Society of the Performing Arts is auditioning roles for A Chorus Line to start their 148th Season! Our Spring show, A Chorus Line, is set on the bare stage of a Broadway theater. The musical is centered on seventeen Broadway dancers auditioning for spots on a chorus line. A Chorus Line provides a glimpse into the personalities of the performers and the choreographer, as they describe the events that have shaped their lives and their decisions to become dancers. Audition details may be found below. For more information and to sign-up for an audition time, please go to www.westonfriendly.org.

WCL Dining Around, Fiorella's Cucina

Fiorella’s Cucina (24 Walden Street, Concord) is a charming spot in Concord Center with a wide range of luncheon choices, including salads and spectacular Italian dishes. Following lunch, we will have the opportunity to explore Concord Center and visit some of the many lovely shops there. A visit to Concord is not complete without a stop at the famous Concord Bridge. For more information, please visit wclweston.org or contact jimlee.johnson17@gmail.com.

Fall Brush Dump Open: Yard Waste Disposal at Composting Facility

Weston residents may bring their yard waste including grass, leaves, and brush to the Composting Facility (aka Brush Dump) on six Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.: October 15, 22, 29 and November 5, 12, 19. When the Brush Dump is open, large quantities (pick-ups/trailers) of leaves and brush will not be accepted at the Transfer Station off Church Street. Plastic bags not designed for composting must be emptied of their contents as they interfere with the composting process. Compost is available free of charge to Weston residents at the Transfer Station and the Merriam Street site, when available.

Children's Business Fair - Weston Wayland

The Children's Business Fair is an annual one-day marketplace where young entrepreneurs can showcase their businesses and obtain firsthand experiences in the business world.

WCL Outreach, Greater Boston Food Bank

WCL needs your help! We will once again be volunteering as part of our service mission at the The Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB, 70 South Bay, Boston) from 9 AM-12 PM. We need 10 volunteers (max) to commit to the 3-hour shift. This is a wonderful opportunity to help others in need and to end hunger together. GBFB brings hope, success and dignity to hungry people across Eastern Massachusetts. There are specific guidelines on volunteering during COVID: link. For more information or to volunteer, please visit wclweston.org or contact abproll5@gmail.com

Fall Brush Dump Open: Yard Waste Disposal at Composting Facility

Weston residents may bring their yard waste including grass, leaves, and brush to the Composting Facility (aka Brush Dump) on six Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.: October 15, 22, 29 and November 5, 12, 19. When the Brush Dump is open, large quantities (pick-ups/trailers) of leaves and brush will not be accepted at the Transfer Station off Church Street. Plastic bags not designed for composting must be emptied of their contents as they interfere with the composting process. Compost is available free of charge to Weston residents at the Transfer Station and the Merriam Street site, when available.

Fall Brush Dump Open: Yard Waste Disposal at Composting Facility

Weston residents may bring their yard waste including grass, leaves, and brush to the Composting Facility (aka Brush Dump) on six Saturdays from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.: October 15, 22, 29 and November 5, 12, 19. When the Brush Dump is open, large quantities (pick-ups/trailers) of leaves and brush will not be accepted at the Transfer Station off Church Street. Plastic bags not designed for composting must be emptied of their contents as they interfere with the composting process. Compost is available free of charge to Weston residents at the Transfer Station and the Merriam Street site, when available.

Exercise For Every Body with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

This class provides cardio, stretching & strengthening in a non-threatening environment. Participants work on cardiopulmonary fitness, balance, improve joint range of motion and learn proper form for strength training of both upper and lower body. Exercises are done standing, but can be done in a chair. Appropriate for all fitness levels.

Open Art Studio

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-12:00 at the COA Spend a morning with fellow artists catching up on your projects.

Zumba with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

If you like to dance, you’ll love this class! In this high energy class you will learn dance moves to Latin and world music songs, while the instructor leads and breaks the moves down into smaller steps. Ability to step forward, backward and to each side is useful in this class, but all levels are welcome. Participants will improve their capacity in cardio, endurance and coordination by learning and repeating dance moves to the beat of the rhythm.

Project Linus

Yoga with Sandy Honeyman

This “slow flow” class is appropriate for anyone who can comfortably get up and down from a yoga mat. No previous yoga experience is required and everyone is encouraged to move at his or her own pace. Yoga poses, known as asanas, can increase strength, improve mobility and enhance balance. This class offers the opportunity to connect to the breath and cultivate inner focus and calm. Suggested equipment: yoga mat, 2 yoga blocks, yoga strap.

T’ai Chi with Jon Woodward

This class is for those with some experience with T’ai Chi. As we practice and refine the form, we also explore deeper concepts and philosophies of T'ai Chi.

Conversational Spanish with Raquel Halty

Conversational Spanish

Ukulele

Open Art Studio

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-12:00 at the COA Spend a morning with fellow artists catching up on your projects.

Functional Fitness with Kathy Langenberg

This class focuses on exercises and movements that tone muscles and improve the ability to perform everyday activities. The main emphasis is on core strengthening to improve balance, posture, coordination, stability, range of motion and flexibility. There is a combination of chair and standing exercises, which helps focus on different muscle groups, minimizing the possibility of repetitive movement injuries. Open to all fitness levels. Suggested equipment: light hand weights and dynabands.

Fitness Fridays with Michelle Nickerson

Each class encompasses cardiovascular, strength, flexibility and balance. This class is geared towards all levels; each participant can focus the intensity of their workout to their own fitness level. Join us for a fun, active and social fitness class. Suggested equipment: Light hand weights, dynabands, and a chair nearby.

Friday Film: A Walk in the Woods

Exercise For Every Body with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

This class provides cardio, stretching & strengthening in a non-threatening environment. Participants work on cardiopulmonary fitness, balance, improve joint range of motion and learn proper form for strength training of both upper and lower body. Exercises are done standing, but can be done in a chair. Appropriate for all fitness levels.

Open Art Studio

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-12:00 at the COA Spend a morning with fellow artists catching up on your projects.

Zumba with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

If you like to dance, you’ll love this class! In this high energy class you will learn dance moves to Latin and world music songs, while the instructor leads and breaks the moves down into smaller steps. Ability to step forward, backward and to each side is useful in this class, but all levels are welcome. Participants will improve their capacity in cardio, endurance and coordination by learning and repeating dance moves to the beat of the rhythm.

Yoga with Sandy Honeyman

This “slow flow” class is appropriate for anyone who can comfortably get up and down from a yoga mat. No previous yoga experience is required and everyone is encouraged to move at his or her own pace. Yoga poses, known as asanas, can increase strength, improve mobility and enhance balance. This class offers the opportunity to connect to the breath and cultivate inner focus and calm. Suggested equipment: yoga mat, 2 yoga blocks, yoga strap.

T’ai Chi with Jon Woodward

This class is for those with some experience with T’ai Chi. As we practice and refine the form, we also explore deeper concepts and philosophies of T'ai Chi.

Grab and Go: Apple Cider Donuts

COA Art Show Reception: Herb Randle

Conversational Spanish with Raquel Halty

Conversational Spanish

Ukulele

Open Art Studio

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-12:00 at the COA Spend a morning with fellow artists catching up on your projects.

Functional Fitness with Kathy Langenberg

This class focuses on exercises and movements that tone muscles and improve the ability to perform everyday activities. The main emphasis is on core strengthening to improve balance, posture, coordination, stability, range of motion and flexibility. There is a combination of chair and standing exercises, which helps focus on different muscle groups, minimizing the possibility of repetitive movement injuries. Open to all fitness levels. Suggested equipment: light hand weights and dynabands.

Discover Mount Auburn: Guided Tour of Mount Auburn Cemetery

The Long Goodbye: The American Revolution in Britain

Live Walking Tour of the Heart of Venice: St. Mark ‘s Square

Local and Global Discussion Group Book Discussion: The Deconstructionists: The Twenty-five Year Crack-up of the Republican Party by Dana Milban

Life Transition Binder Workshop

Could your family easily step in and help you manage your affairs if you need assistance? Are all your important details organized in one place so its easily accessible by your family if you were unable? In this 4-session workshop, Sandra Batra will guide you in creating a customized “life binder” to incorporate all your important life details, including personal data, property, financial, retirement/investment, insurance, medical and service provider information. Take control and act now so your family has the information they need in the event of an emergency. This binder will give you and your loved ones peace of mind and provide them with direction and guidance. Cost: $50 per person, includes workshop and materials, including binder. This workshop has a value of $400. Call the COA at 781-786-6280 by October 6 to register. We will not be able to accept cancellations after this date.

Fitness Fridays with Michelle Nickerson

Each class encompasses cardiovascular, strength, flexibility and balance. This class is geared towards all levels; each participant can focus the intensity of their workout to their own fitness level. Join us for a fun, active and social fitness class. Suggested equipment: Light hand weights, dynabands, and a chair nearby.

Friday Film: Rise

Exercise For Every Body with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

This class provides cardio, stretching & strengthening in a non-threatening environment. Participants work on cardiopulmonary fitness, balance, improve joint range of motion and learn proper form for strength training of both upper and lower body. Exercises are done standing, but can be done in a chair. Appropriate for all fitness levels.

Open Art Studio

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-12:00 at the COA Spend a morning with fellow artists catching up on your projects.

Coffee & Conversation

Zumba with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

If you like to dance, you’ll love this class! In this high energy class you will learn dance moves to Latin and world music songs, while the instructor leads and breaks the moves down into smaller steps. Ability to step forward, backward and to each side is useful in this class, but all levels are welcome. Participants will improve their capacity in cardio, endurance and coordination by learning and repeating dance moves to the beat of the rhythm.

Medicare Overview for 2023 and Medicare Open Enrollment

Project Linus

Yoga with Sandy Honeyman

This “slow flow” class is appropriate for anyone who can comfortably get up and down from a yoga mat. No previous yoga experience is required and everyone is encouraged to move at his or her own pace. Yoga poses, known as asanas, can increase strength, improve mobility and enhance balance. This class offers the opportunity to connect to the breath and cultivate inner focus and calm. Suggested equipment: yoga mat, 2 yoga blocks, yoga strap.

T’ai Chi with Jon Woodward

This class is for those with some experience with T’ai Chi. As we practice and refine the form, we also explore deeper concepts and philosophies of T'ai Chi.

COA 101

COA 101

COA staff will provide an introduction to all the COA has to offer. We have a variety of programs, fitness, transportation, volunteer opportunities, referrals, and assistance you may not be aware is available for you. We will also cover specific ways in which the social workers can be helpful to you and your family. Advance sign up is requested but drop-in is welcome. Call the COA at 781-786-6280 to register.

Conversational Spanish with Raquel Halty

Conversational Spanish

Trail Walk: Doublet Hill

Ukulele

Open Art Studio

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-12:00 at the COA Spend a morning with fellow artists catching up on your projects.

Functional Fitness with Kathy Langenberg

This class focuses on exercises and movements that tone muscles and improve the ability to perform everyday activities. The main emphasis is on core strengthening to improve balance, posture, coordination, stability, range of motion and flexibility. There is a combination of chair and standing exercises, which helps focus on different muscle groups, minimizing the possibility of repetitive movement injuries. Open to all fitness levels. Suggested equipment: light hand weights and dynabands.

Walk & Talk With the Town Manager

Line Dancing Level I with Kari McHugh

Line Dancing Level I with Kari McHugh

Fitness Fridays with Michelle Nickerson

Each class encompasses cardiovascular, strength, flexibility and balance. This class is geared towards all levels; each participant can focus the intensity of their workout to their own fitness level. Join us for a fun, active and social fitness class. Suggested equipment: Light hand weights, dynabands, and a chair nearby.

Friday Film: Elvis

Exercise For Every Body with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

This class provides cardio, stretching & strengthening in a non-threatening environment. Participants work on cardiopulmonary fitness, balance, improve joint range of motion and learn proper form for strength training of both upper and lower body. Exercises are done standing, but can be done in a chair. Appropriate for all fitness levels.

Open Art Studio

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-12:00 at the COA Spend a morning with fellow artists catching up on your projects.

Zumba with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

If you like to dance, you’ll love this class! In this high energy class you will learn dance moves to Latin and world music songs, while the instructor leads and breaks the moves down into smaller steps. Ability to step forward, backward and to each side is useful in this class, but all levels are welcome. Participants will improve their capacity in cardio, endurance and coordination by learning and repeating dance moves to the beat of the rhythm.

Community Drum Circle

Yoga with Sandy Honeyman

This “slow flow” class is appropriate for anyone who can comfortably get up and down from a yoga mat. No previous yoga experience is required and everyone is encouraged to move at his or her own pace. Yoga poses, known as asanas, can increase strength, improve mobility and enhance balance. This class offers the opportunity to connect to the breath and cultivate inner focus and calm. Suggested equipment: yoga mat, 2 yoga blocks, yoga strap.

T’ai Chi with Jon Woodward

This class is for those with some experience with T’ai Chi. As we practice and refine the form, we also explore deeper concepts and philosophies of T'ai Chi.

Art Appreciation: Pablo Picasso

Conversational Spanish with Raquel Halty

Conversational Spanish

Ukulele

Open Art Studio

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-12:00 at the COA Spend a morning with fellow artists catching up on your projects.

Functional Fitness with Kathy Langenberg

This class focuses on exercises and movements that tone muscles and improve the ability to perform everyday activities. The main emphasis is on core strengthening to improve balance, posture, coordination, stability, range of motion and flexibility. There is a combination of chair and standing exercises, which helps focus on different muscle groups, minimizing the possibility of repetitive movement injuries. Open to all fitness levels. Suggested equipment: light hand weights and dynabands.

Hidden Brookline: Walking Tour of Slavery & Freedom

Line Dancing Level II with Kari McHugh

If you’re looking for a bigger physical and mental challenge, the advanced class may be the right fit for you! Previous participation in the beginner class or experience with line dancing is suggested to take this class.

Fitness Fridays with Michelle Nickerson

Each class encompasses cardiovascular, strength, flexibility and balance. This class is geared towards all levels; each participant can focus the intensity of their workout to their own fitness level. Join us for a fun, active and social fitness class. Suggested equipment: Light hand weights, dynabands, and a chair nearby.

Friday Film: Thirteen Lives

Exercise For Every Body with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

This class provides cardio, stretching & strengthening in a non-threatening environment. Participants work on cardiopulmonary fitness, balance, improve joint range of motion and learn proper form for strength training of both upper and lower body. Exercises are done standing, but can be done in a chair. Appropriate for all fitness levels.

Open Art Studio

Mondays & Wednesdays, 9:30-12:00 at the COA Spend a morning with fellow artists catching up on your projects.

Zumba with Ellen Cohen-Kaplan

If you like to dance, you’ll love this class! In this high energy class you will learn dance moves to Latin and world music songs, while the instructor leads and breaks the moves down into smaller steps. Ability to step forward, backward and to each side is useful in this class, but all levels are welcome. Participants will improve their capacity in cardio, endurance and coordination by learning and repeating dance moves to the beat of the rhythm.

Halloween Harvest Luncheon

Small Group Fitness Training Series

Yoga with Sandy Honeyman

This “slow flow” class is appropriate for anyone who can comfortably get up and down from a yoga mat. No previous yoga experience is required and everyone is encouraged to move at his or her own pace. Yoga poses, known as asanas, can increase strength, improve mobility and enhance balance. This class offers the opportunity to connect to the breath and cultivate inner focus and calm. Suggested equipment: yoga mat, 2 yoga blocks, yoga strap.