Join the Department of Student Engagement and Department of Orientation and First Year Experience for a paint your own pottery night. Enjoy mocktails and snacks while painting your own bowl or mug! Your finished piece will be available for pick up at a later date.
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Intro to 3D Printing with Prusa Mini (Brandeis University events, Waltham) — Powerpoint on possibilities, then hands‑on model download, Simplify 3D slicing, and a Prusa Mini+ print in MakerLab.
Intro to Sewing (Brandeis MakerLab, Waltham) — Learn sewing machine operation, fabric and stitch basics, then practice straight stitches, corners, fabric movement, and joining fabrics.
Intermediate and advanced English learners practice speaking and listening in a conversation group at the Waltham Public Library Literacy Classroom.
Classical pianist Lucas Kamon performs a solo concert in the Lecture Hall of Waltham Public Library, showcasing repertoire from his New Hampshire training, all ages.
Paint the backdrop for MELA's 30th anniversary with the South Asian Student Association at Brandeis University, a chill evening of painting and fun in October and November.
Fuse beads, clay art, and nail art sessions offer hands‑on creative projects in the Teen Room at Waltham Public Library, supplies provided, for ages 13–18.
A panel at Brandeis University examines AI's impact on agency, responsibility, and moral accountability, with AI engineer Josh Broderick Phillips, professor Elijah Rivera, and philosophy professor Umrao Sethi.
Short guided meditations with a small, welcoming group at Brandeis University, offering a break to settle the mind and be present to the heart.
Handmade for the Holidays Craft Fair (52 Gore Street, Waltham) — Shop local handmade crafts and fiber arts at the fall crafts fair.
Hands‑on creative sessions with fuse beads, clay art, and nail art in the Teen Room, Waltham Public Library, supplies provided, ages 13–18.
Jum'ah Friday Prayers held in the Muslim Prayer Room, Lower Usdan, led by Muslim Chaplain Mahmoud EL‑Rifai.
Mark Oppenheimer and Professor Flora Cassen discuss antisemitism in America in a dialogue at Brandeis University, sponsored by the Strage Foundation.
