Library talk features ‘Combat Zone’ book
The Combat ZoneCourtesy photo The Friends of Robbins Library have scheduled a book talk by Jan Brogan for 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 15, in…
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Arlington author discussed 3rd Reich memoir
The Nazi Officer’s Wife, among the most popular books on Apple’s iBooks, is a memoir of love and terror in the Third Reich, one that…
Sculpture scholar spoke at Robbins
Jessica Chloros of the Isabella Gardner Museum “Uncovering a 12th-Century Buddhist Sculpture with Modern Technology,” featuring Jessica Chloros, objects conservator at the Isabella Stewart Gardner…
Nonprofit seminar held: Budgeting basics
Nonprofit Net of Greater Boston invites the public to attend its virtual seminar titled “What Executive Directors (and Everyone Else) Need to Know About Basic…
Authors aim to make sense of ‘senseless’ conflict in Ukraine
Author Medea Benjamin plans to discuss Russia's war against Ukraine at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 6, at First Parish Unitarian-Universalist Church, 360 Mass. Ave.…
Tufts professor speaks at King observance
JosephKing Topic: ‘Civil Rights in the Age of Obama’ A preeminent authority on African-American history will speak at the annual Martin Luther King Jr.…
Red Letter Poets, music at Open Studios
Arlington Center for the Arts was the host for special readings by Red Letter Poets, from 1 to 3 p.m., as part of Arlington…
Arlington poet reads in Cambridge
A bilingual event involving an Arlington poet is set for the Harvard Coop, 1400 Mass. Ave., Cambridge, on Thursday, June 26, at 7 p.m.…
Food Link co-sponsors food-justice panel
Food Link plans to host its inaugural panel on food justice, titled "Exploring Food Justice: Achieving Equity in the Food System," on Tuesday, April…
Narcan discussed at Senior Center
Arlington has seen an increase in the use of heroin over the past year resulting in four fatalities since last October. Arlington Health and…