The Watertown Commission on Disability will be hosting a free showing of the -time audience award-winning documentary film "Shooting Beauty: Everyone Deserves a Shot" on Thursday, February 28, 2012 in the Watertown Savings Bank Room at the WFPL from 6 - 8:30 PM.
Tired of being cooped up inside? Come join us for some winter fun! There will be lots of fun activities including arts & crafts, face painting and free play in our relaxed and open space. Plus, join us from 12-12:30 for a sing-along with special guest Lenka of Music Together!
For the convenience of our patrons, The Watertown Free Public Library carries tax forms each year during tax season. We have begun receiving some of the forms, but have also received word from the IRS that the primary family of forms (1040) have been significantly delayed. and there is, as yet, no expected date for them. Rest assured, we will have them available just as soon as the IRS ships them to us!
Here's the message from the IRS, dated January 8, 2013:
Explore the world of music and movement through dramatic play! Develop spatial awareness and cultivate motor skills while strengthening the bond between child and caregiver. Participants must be accompanied by an adult for this class, open to children ages 1-3.
For more information, or to register, visit www.watertownchildrenstheatre.org or call 617-926-ARTS (2787). Register soon - program begins after the holidays!
Watertown Children’s Theatre presents Doctor Dolittle, November 16 at 7 pm, November 17 at 2 pm and 7 pm and November 18 at 2 pm, in the Charles Mosesian Theater at the Arsenal Center for the Arts, 321 Arsenal Street, Watertown.
Please join us this Saturday, November 10th from 1p-3p for an Open House at 164 Galen Street (lower level, next to the dentist)
We are dedicated to helping each person discover his/her unique pathway to optimal well-being. Come learn more about Reiki, Yoga and Health & Wellness Coaching Programs.
The Town of Watertown has received a Community Transformation Grant to look at wellness in our community. Wellness to a community means looking at how easy it is for residents to access the Town’s amenities and resources in daily activities like commuting, shopping, exercising and leisure time.
From 10:30AM - 12:30PM, Saturday August 4, the Doula Study Group for the Boston Area is sponsoring a film screening and discussion of The Business of Being Born. Produced by Ricki Lake and released in 2008, this documentary explores the state of maternity care during labor and birth in the United States. With a clear agenda, this documentary was groundbreaking in its expose of the problems plaguing maternity care, and in its normalization of home birth. Join us for discussion after the film.
