The History Book Club of Historic Newton meets to discuss “King of Kings: The Iranian Revolution: A Story of Hubris, Delusion and Catastrophic Miscalculation” by Scott Anderson. Read the book in advance and join the meeting, which is held on Zoom and free and open to all. To receive book club updates and Zoom links, email education@historicnewton.org.
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Zoom café features Natale Vacalebre discussing Jesuit libraries’ acquisition, classification, and circulation in the early modern era, with a case study of the Perugia college. Zoom café hosts Fr. Sam Conedera presenting Pedro de Ribadeneyra’s dual identity as Ignatian son and alleged Jewish lineage, exploring his impact on Jesuit historiography. Zoom café includes Silvia Eleonora Brera outlining Jesuit educational work and clergy formation in Northern and Southern Rhodesia, tracing the shift from mission to local church.
Vocabulary drills, role‑plays, conversations and problem‑solving for daily life in Room B at Newton Free Library, for high‑beginner to intermediate English learners.
Storytimes with songs and rhymes led by librarians in the Children’s Program Room, drop‑in at 10 am or 11 am, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
Virtual session covering full‑time and part‑time MBA admissions, curriculum, career resources, and student life, with a $100 application fee waiver for attendees.
Trick‑or‑treat through Durant‑Kenrick House, craft haunted decorations, and enjoy refreshments at Historic Newton; free for members, $5 for non‑members, ages 3 and under free.
Walking tour of East Parish Burying Ground explores Revolutionary-era graves and stories of women, enslaved people, and Indigenous peoples; $10 members, $15 non‑members.
Hands‑on crafts and LEGO building at Durant‑Kenrick House, plus mini paper magazine and bookmark collage, free for adults and kids 5 and under; $5 per child.
Free admission to Historic Newton’s two museums at Durant‑Kenrick House, offering local history exhibits, interactive displays, and artifacts for all ages.
