Green Needham

Needham Adult Education: Advanced Sustainable Vegetable Gardening
2019-02-28 18:30 - 20:00 (America/New_York) | Needham HIgh School – Room 203
(In collaboration with the Needham Community Farm)
Theresa Strachila, Instructor
Take your vegetable gardening skills to the next level. Join Needham Community Farm Manager Theresa Strachila for a deep dive into vegetable gardening. This discussion-based class will deal with the topics you want to cover, such as: fertility management, increasing yield with succession growing, pest and disease management
and more.
Limited to 20.
Dates: 4 Thursdays, February 28-March 21

Needham Adult Education: Stop Mulch-Scaping and Start Landscaping!
2019-03-14 19:00 - 20:00 | Needham High School – Room 409, 1330 Highland Ave, Needham, MA
Spring Workshop
Joanne Neale, Instructor
At some unknown point in time, mulch–black, orange, brown, etc.–became a part of the landscape, but wouldn’t you rather have plants? Anywhere you can put mulch, you can dig a hole and put in a groundcover plant. Groundcover plants = living mulches. Think of the money, time and work you’ll save on mulching every spring. And groundcovers are the go-to plant for low-maintenance gardens. Besides eliminating the need for mulch, they keep weeds from crowding in; they provide an extra layer of color and flowers; and they help maintain soil moisture, which means less watering. What’s not to like about that? Come learn what to do before you start replacing your boring old mulch with fabulous new groundcovers and find out which groundcovers are right for your garden.
Limited to 20.

Needham Adult Education: Low-Maintenance Gardening:
2019-03-28 19:00 - 21:00 | Needham High School – Room 409, 1330 Highland Ave, Needham, MA
Spring Workshop
Joanne Neale, Instructor
Were you disappointed with last year’s garden? Do you need to update your overgrown landscape? Most importantly, do you feel you are spending too much time and money on landscape maintenance? If you answered yes to any of these questions, join us for this two-session class to learn how to cultivate a beautiful but low maintenance garden. We will focus on techniques for designing, planting, and maintaining an inexpensive and environmentally responsible garden. In addition, you will be introduced to some new plants to enhance your garden this spring, including lesser-known, easycare trees, evergreens, flowering shrubs, bulbs, perennials, and ground covers for sun or shade, wet or dry sites. This course includes a photo-presentation of plants, useful handouts to take home, and time for specific questions.
Dates: Two Thursdays: March 28 and April 4th
Limited to 20.

2019 Massachusetts Sustainable Communities & Campuses Conference
2019-03-29 08:00 - 16:00 | First Parish Church Cambridge, 3 Church St, Cambridge, MA, 02138
2019 Massachusetts Sustainable Communities & Campuses Conference
SHAPING THE FUTURE OF SUSTAINABILITY
March 29, 2019 | Cambridge, MA
Early Bird Registration

Check out best practices, trends, and resources for communities and campuses.
Meet government, grassroots, business, and education experts and learners.
Gather at a historic meeting house built in 1833 with a long tradition of serving the community. Our conference is steps from the Harvard Square T station.
We’re making a more sustainable future.

$45+fee Early Bird rate til 2/28
Student and group discounts

WBUR "Business In The Era Of Climate Change" Series: Part 2: Food, Diet And Climate
2019-04-02 18:30 - 20:30 | MA
A five-part WBUR series in collaboration with Harvard Business School and Boston University Questrom School of Business
Business is the main source of the greenhouse gases that are causing the Earth’s climate to change. Business is also the main source of new products, services and business models that may save us from wholesale climate calamity. This 5-part series, featuring leading thinkers from business, environmental advocacy groups and area universities, will explore what businesses are doing, can do and should do to confront climate change.
Part 2: Food, Diet and Climate
The food industry contributes a lot to the climate change problem, but it also offers solutions. From sustainable supply chains to plant-based burgers with the taste and texture of beef and meat-like protein grown in the lab, new foods are exploding onto restaurant menus and family dinner plates. What challenges are companies facing as they introduce these new foods into the marketplace? How fast can we expect these new foods to catch on? And what are companies that are known for serving traditional meat doing to reduce their carbon footprint? Is big agribusiness getting on board with these changes–or standing in the way?
Panelists:

Bruce Friedrich, Founder and CEO, Good Food Institute
Ayr Muir, Founder and CEO of Clover Food Lab
David Perry, Founder and CEO, Indigo Agriculture
Nicole Johnson-Hoffman, President, Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef, former VP of Cargill
Moderator, Barbara Moran, WBUR Senior Producing Editor, Environment

WBUR "Business In The Era Of Climate Change" Series: Part 3: Climate Politics And Business
2019-04-22 18:30 - 20:30 | WBUR CitySpace, 890 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA, 02215, United States
A five-part WBUR series in collaboration with Harvard Business School and Boston University Questrom School of Business
Business is the main source of the greenhouse gases that are causing the Earth’s climate to change. Business is also the main source of new products, services and business models that may save us from wholesale climate calamity. This 5-part series, featuring leading thinkers from business, environmental advocacy groups and area universities, will explore what businesses are doing, can do and should do to confront climate change.
Part 3: Climate Politics and Business
In the United States, business has controlled the policy agenda for addressing climate change at the federal level, and the result has been obfuscation and delay. Today more and more business leaders are voicing support of some form of carbon tax or other mechanism to put a price on carbon. What is driving industry action and where will it lead? What is the role for business leaders in climate policy?
Panelists:

William Eacho, Partnership for Responsible Growth
Mindy Lubber, CEO, Ceres
Auden Schendler, Vice President of Sustainability at Aspen Skiing Company
Moderator, WBUR Environmental Reporter Bruce Gellerman

Webinar: Driving Down Emissions: Massachusetts and the Regional Transportation and Climate Initiative
2019-04-23 16:00 - 17:00 | MA
A new webinar on climate change issues, “Driving Down Emissions: Massachusetts and the Regional Transportation and Climate Initiative,” will be held Tuesday, April 23, 4-5 p.m., sponsored by the LWVMA Environmental Action and Advocacy Committee.
Jordan Stutt, carbon programs director for regional and state initiatives, Acadia Center, and State Rep. Lori Ehrlich will present an overview of the Transportation and Climate Initiative and legislative efforts underway in Massachusetts to develop a plan to ensure sustainable and equitable solutions. In New England, transportation comprises the largest source of emissions–39%. In December 2018, nine New England states and the District of Columbia announced an agreement to work collaboratively on a regional plan to reduce emissions from transportation.
Registration for the webinar is required. After registering you will receive an email with a link to join. Register here.

Webinar: Cap and Trade is Alive and Well: Carbon Markets Around the World
2019-04-25 14:00 - 15:00 | MA
Cap and trade is growing fast. And it’s working.
Learn the facts about cap and trade and why it is an effective way to put a price on carbon.

Join the League of Women Voters for a webinar by Nat Keohane, Environmental Defense Fund, Senior Vice President, Climate
Thursday, April 25, 2:00 pm to 3:00pm (EDT)

Sign up!

Needham Adult Education: Zero Energy Home
2019-04-25 19:00 - 20:30 | Needham High School – Room 206, Webster St, Needham
Peter Kane, Instructor
Join us to learn about the design and construction of a zero net energy home built in Westwood several years ago. The owner/designer/builder will present a slide show illustrating the important design considerations, construction details, and the finished home. The presentation will also cover the cost of the construction, how the home has performed over the three years, what it is like to live in it, and what mistakes were made that could be avoided – and answer the question of whether solar energy really works. (Hint: the electric company owes him money!) Note: A Saturday morning tour of the home is included in the course fee.
Needham High School – Room 206
April 25, 2018 7-8:30 pm
plus one Saturday morning visit to the zero energy home: 149 Ellis St., Westwood, MA 02090 10-11am, Saturday April 27th
Fee: $25

Climate and Energy Legislation Program
2019-04-25 19:30 - 21:00 | Needham Historical Society, 1147 Central Ave., Needham, MA, 02492, United States
Learn About Pending Massachusetts Environmental and Energy Legislation and How to Engage with Legislators
A full slate of environmental and energy legislation has been filed on Beacon Hill. There is a sense of urgency among legislators to take stronger action to meet Massachusetts’ climate change and clean energy economy goals. Leaders in both the Senate and House have stepped up. At a recent meeting of local elected officials, we attended, Senate President Karen Spilka called for “bold and pragmatic action” and said that every policy decision should be evaluated with a climate change lens. House Speaker Bob DeLeo proposed $1 billion in climate resilience funding for municipalities.
We the people have an important role to play by being informed and effectively advocating for action. Join us on Thursday, April 25th at 7:30 pm to hear from Dan Bosley, Government Relations Executive for the Northeast Clean Energy Council (NECEC), and a former state representative from North Adams.
With nearly 25 years of experience in the legislature, service at the Chair of the Joint Committee on Energy and having co-authored groundbreaking electricity restructuring and life sciences bills, Dan understands the ins and outs of getting things done on Beacon Hill. He is an engaging speaker with a strong grasp of the issues and a deep understanding of what works when individuals, businesses and organizations want to effectively engage with their legislators.
Dan will speak about current Massachusetts energy and climate legislation, the path forward from here, and how to make your voice heard.

Local Environmental Action 2019
2019-04-27 09:00 - 17:30 | MA
Registration is open for Local Environmental Action 2019!
Local Environmental Action 2019 – Bringing together community leaders, environmental justice advocates and activists from across the region to build skills, discuss new ideas, and be inspired for the work ahead.
​
Register today!
This is a fragrance free event.
​Thanks for bringing your own water bottle and coffee mug.
Have questions about the event? Email us at info@toxicsaction.org.

Newton Needham Chamber Spring Business Breakfast - Future of Transportation with Robin Chase
2019-05-03 07:30 - 09:30 | Sheraton Needham Hotel, 100 Cabot St., Needham, MA, 02494, United States
There are still a few tickets left for the May 3rd Newton Needham Chamber Spring Business Breakfast.
The changing face of transportation will be in the spotlight when transportation entrepreneur Robin Chase addresses the Newton-Needham Regional Chamber’s annual Spring Business Breakfast on Friday May 3 at the Needham Sheraton Hotel.
Robin Chase is co-founder and former CEO of Zipcar, the largest carsharing company in the world; as well as co-founder of Veniam, a network company that moves terabytes of data between vehicles and the cloud. Her recent book is “Peers Inc: How People and Platforms are Inventing the Collaborative Economy and Reinventing Capitalism.” Her current passion is working with cities to maximize the transformation possible with the introduction of self-driving cars.
Chase has received many awards in the areas of innovation, design, and environment, including Time 100 Most Influential People, Fast Company Fast 50 Innovators, and BusinessWeek Top 10 Designers. Robin graduated from Wellesley College and MIT’s Sloan School of Management, was a Harvard University Loeb Fellow, and received an honorary Doctorate of Design from the Illinois Institute of Technology.
Also speaking at the breakfast will be Mike Kennealy, Massachusetts secretary of Housing and Economic Development. Mike served as co-chair of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center in his previous role as Assistant Secretary for Business Growth. He also served two years as Special Advisor to the Receiver at Lawrence Public Schools, where he worked with the state-appointed superintendent/receiver on strategic and financial initiatives to support the school district’s turnaround plan. Before entering government service, Mike was with private equity firm Spectrum Equity, which he helped grow to $5 billion in investments in 100 high-growth firms.
Breakfast will be served at 7:30 am; the program will begin begin promptly at 8:00 am.
Register here.

WBUR "Business In The Era Of Climate Change" Series: Part 4: The Road Map Of The Future: Transportation
2019-05-07 18:30 - 20:30 | WBUR CitySpace, 890 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA, 02215, United States
A five-part WBUR series in collaboration with Harvard Business School and Boston University Questrom School of Business
Business is the main source of the greenhouse gases that are causing the Earth’s climate to change. Business is also the main source of new products, services and business models that may save us from wholesale climate calamity. This 5-part series, featuring leading thinkers from business, environmental advocacy groups and area universities, will explore what businesses are doing, can do and should do to confront climate change.
Part 4: The Roadmap of the Future: Transportation
In Massachusetts, the transportation sector generated more greenhouse gas emissions than any other sector, and the pressure is on to make improvements. The specter of climate change is shaking up the business strategies of traditional automakers and giving a big boost to alternatives like peer-to-peer car sharing, biking, and scooters. What will the transportation system of the future look like? What are the barriers and how are upstart companies tackling them? How are big car companies responding?
Panelists:

Adam Gromis, Public Policy Manager, Sustainability & Environmental Impact, Uber
Kevin Butt, General Manager – Regional Environmental Sustainability Director, Toyota North America
Caroline Samponaro, Head of Bike, Scooter & Pedestrian Policy at Lyft
Moderator, WBUR Environmental Reporter Bruce Gellerman

Tag Gas Leaks with Needham's New Mothers Out Front Chapter
2019-05-11 13:30 - 17:00 | Needham Town Common, 1471 Highland Ave., Needham, MA, 02492, United States
Are you concerned about gas leaks in Needham? The newly formed Needham chapter of Mothers Out Front is organizing a Tag Gas Leaks event in Needham on Saturday, May 11 at 1:30 p.m. – 5 p.m. Participants will meet at the Town Center. RSVP here.

Mothers Out Front points out that Needham has 61 sites, in and around our homes and businesses, where natural gas is leaking through the ground into our air. These leaks emit methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, 86 times worse for the environment than CO2 in its first 20 years in the atmosphere. Gas leaks can cause explosions, pollute our air, kill trees, harm our health, AND residents are paying for the lost gas.
Teams of volunteers will get fact sheets, maps and tags to place near gas leak sites. You’ll have fun and learn more about Mothers Out Front’s campaign to advocate for a livable future for our children.

Needham Business Association 2019 Street Fair, Saturday, June 1st
2019-06-01 10:00 - 14:00 | Needham Town Hall Green, GPA & HIghland Ave, Needham, MA, 02492, United States
Start off your summer with the annual Street Fair on the Needham Town Common from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 1st. Come visit Green Needham at the Street Fair on June 1st between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Needham Common:
— Stop by to talk about ways to save energy and cut down on your energy bills;

— You can sign up for a no-cost home energy audit by a Mass Save contractor, and learn about substantial savings on insulation and other projects;

— You can learn about solar energy and Needham’s second “Solarize” project to obtain volume discounts for purchase or lease of solar panels.

WBUR "Business In The Era Of Climate Change" Series: Part 5: Energy Transitions
2019-06-04 18:30 - 20:30 | WBUR CitySpace, 890 Commonwealth Ave, Boston, MA, 02215, United States
A five-part WBUR series in collaboration with Harvard Business School and Boston University Questrom School of Business
Business is the main source of the greenhouse gases that are causing the Earth’s climate to change. Business is also the main source of new products, services and business models that may save us from wholesale climate
calamity. This 5-part series, featuring leading thinkers from business, environmental advocacy groups and area universities, will explore what businesses are doing, can do and should do to confront climate change.
Part 5: Energy Transitions
We cannot confront climate change without wholesale changes in our sources of energy. What companies are leading the transition to fossil-fuel-free energy, what barriers are they facing, and how are they tackling those barriers? How are traditional electric utilities shifting their business strategies to accommodate or even promote new, cleaner sources of energy? And how are new entrants to this old sector distrupting the electricity industry with clean energy innovations?
Panelists:

Peter Fox-Penner, Director, Institute for Sustainable Energy, and Professor of Practice, Questrom School of Business
Abigail Ross Hopper, President & CEO at Solar Energy Industries Association
Francis Slingsby, Head of Strategic Partnerships, Orsted
Moderator, WBUR Environmental Reporter Bruce Gellerman

Dr. Rachel Cleetus: Urgency and Opportunity -- What the Latest Climate Science Tells Us
2019-06-05 19:30 - 21:00 | Temple Beth Shalom, 670 Highland Ave., Needham, MA, 02494, United States
Climate scientists are increasingly sounding the alarm about the need for bold action to address climate change.

On Wednesday, June 5, at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Rachel Cleetus, Climate and Energy Policy Director at the Union of Concerned Scientists, will speak on Urgency and Opportunity: What the Latest Climate Science Tells Us. The presentation will take place at Temple Beth Shalom, 670 Highland Ave. in Needham.
Dr. Cleetus will put the latest scientific findings in perspective: What’s new in the recent climate reports? What are our best options to prevent the catastrophic scenarios in the reports? How can we summon the political and social will to take the actions necessary? The free program is sponsored by Green Needham Collaborative, the Needham League of Women Voters, Temple Beth Shalom’s Shomrei Adamah Committee, and the Needham Chapter of Mothers Out Front.
The forum will include a showing of several award-winning short videos from Needham High School students from the 2019 League of Women Voters of Massachusetts Climate Change Challenge Video Contest. More information at info@greenneedham.org.
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Needham Farmers Market
2019-06-09 12:00 - 16:00 | Needham Town Common, 1471 Highland Ave., Needham, MA, 02492, United States
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, June 9th 12-4 pm

THIS SUNDAY IS OPENING DAY!

We’re excited to bring a full roster of vendors, music, artists, and Opening Day speakers! Join Us!
Opening Day Speakers:

Needham Board of Selectman member John Bulian
State Representative Denise Garlick
Needham Bank Senior Vice President Carrie Vargas

VENDORS
MacArthur Farm
The Neighborhood Farm
Chestnut Farms
Pegs Preserves
Swiss Bakers
Boston Sword and Tuna
Ackermann Maple Farm
Fundamentally Nuts
Auntie Dalie’s
Colombian Coffee
Peruvian Pasteries
Amir Natural Foods
The Needham Farmers Market features an amazing array of fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, treats and more! Enjoy shopping with our vendors and artists, all while listening to live Market music.
Check it out for yourself!
Visit our website for details

Film Showing: Paris to Pittsburgh
2019-06-09 19:00 - 20:30 | First Parish in Needham, Unitarian Universalist, 23 Dedham Ave., Needham, MA, 02492, United States
First Parish in Needham, Unitarian Universalist, 23 Dedham Ave., Needham, will host a free showing of the film Paris to Pittsburgh on Sunday, June 9 at 7 p.m. The 78-minute film documents “the impassioned efforts of individuals who are battling the most severe threats of climate change in their own backyards. Set against the national debate over the United States’ energy future-and the Trump administration’s explosive decision to exit the Paris Climate Agreement-the film captures what’s at stake for communities around the country and the inspiring ways Americans are responding.”
You can watch the trailer here.
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., with informational tables about local environmental initiatives.

Needham Transportation Summit
2019-06-10 19:00 - 20:30 | Powers Hall, 1471 Highland Ave., Needham, MA, 02492, United States
The Needham Select Board is interested in hearing about your concerns and your recommendations about transportation improvements in Needham. Bring your ideas or just come and listen.

No registration required.

Green New Deal Town Hall Event in Dedham
2019-06-12 19:00 - 21:00 | The First Church and Parish, 670 High St, Dedham, MA, 02026
On Wednesday, June 12, 2019, 7 pm at The First Church and Parish, 670 High Street, Dedham, the Charles River Green Coalition will host a Green New Deal Town Hall. The town hall will focus on the existential threat posed by climate change and explain the Green New Deal, a stimulus package designed to combat both climate change and the burgeoning economic inequality in the United States.
The two-part program will include a group of passionate student speakers who will present the Sunrise Movement’s case for a Green New Deal. The second part will consist of a panel of activists, community leaders, and a health professional who will discuss the impacts of climate change on our communities, and what we can do about it. The panel will be followed by a question and answer session and conclude with recommendations for action at the local, state and federal level, as well as opportunities to connect with local environmental organizations.
Attendance at the town hall is free and open to all.
For more information or to sign up for the event, please visit us at: CharlesRiverGreen.org

Needham Farmers Market
2019-06-16 12:00 - 16:00 | Needham Town Hall Green, GPA & HIghland Ave, Needham, MA, 02492, United States
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, June 16th 12-4 pm

If you visited the Market on Opening Day, you may have seen or met our NEW MARKET MANAGER!

It’s Strawberry Season!

MacArthur Farm will feature fresh, ripe and sweet STRAWBERRIES!

Summer Time is Grill Time!

VENDORS

MacArthur Farm
The Neighborhood Farm
Chestnut Farms
Pegs Preserves
Swiss Bakers
Boston Sword and Tuna
Ackermann Maple Farm
Colombian Coffee
Peruvian Pasteries
Sweet Rossella
Amir Natural Foods

The Needham Farmers Market features an amazing array of fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, treats and more! Enjoy shopping with our vendors and artists, all while listening to live Market music.
Check it out for yourself!
Visit our website for details

Needham Farmers Market
2019-06-23 12:00 - 16:00 | Needham Town Hall Green, GPA & HIghland Ave, Needham, MA, 02492, United States
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, June 23rd 12-4 pm
VENDORS

The Needham Farmers Market features an amazing array of fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, treats and more! Enjoy shopping with our vendors and artists, all while listening to live Market music.
Check it out for yourself!
Visit our website for details

Needham Farmers Market
2019-06-30 12:00 - 16:00 | Needham Town Hall Green, GPA & HIghland Ave, Needham, MA, 02492, United States
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, June 30th 12-4 pm
VENDORS

The Needham Farmers Market features an amazing array of fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, treats and more! Enjoy shopping with our vendors and artists, all while listening to live Market music.
Check it out for yourself!
Visit our website for details

Needham Farmers Market
2019-07-07 12:00 - 16:00 | Needham Town Hall Green, GPA & HIghland Ave, Needham, MA, 02492, United States
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, July 7th 12-4 pm

Vendors

Music

MacArthur Farm
The Neighborhood Farm
Chestnut Farms
Pegs Preserves
Swiss Bakers
Boston Sword and Tuna
Ackermann Maple Farm
Fundamentally Nuts
Colombian Coffee
Amir Natural Foods

Kenneth Ruetenik
Oakland

Artists

Community Table

Barbara Levitov

Shira Brown
Shira Hanna Designs

TBD

The Needham Farmers Market features an amazing array of fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, treats and more! Enjoy shopping with our vendors and artists, all while listening to live Market music.
Check it out for yourself!
Visit our website for details

Needham Farmers Market
2019-07-14 12:00 - 16:00 | Needham Town Hall Green, GPA & HIghland Ave, Needham, MA, 02492, United States
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, July 14th 12-4 pm

THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, July 7th 12-4 pm

Vendors

Music

MacArthur Farm
The Neighborhood Farm
Chestnut Farms
Pegs Preserves
Swiss Bakers
Boston Sword and Tuna
Colombian Coffee
Amir Natural Foods

Kenneth Ruetenik
Oakland

Erik Neldner
Free Range

Artists

Community Table

Ciara Ripperger
Samantha Riley
Sammi’s Natural Way

Kalin Mitov

The Needham Farmers Market features an amazing array of fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, treats and more! Enjoy shopping with our vendors and artists, all while listening to live Market music.
Check it out for yourself!
Visit our website for details

Darkness in Distress: A Presentation on Light Pollution
2019-07-16 19:00 - 20:30 | Arnold Arboretum’s Weld Hill Building, 1300 Centre Street, Boston, MA, 02131
Darkness in Distress: A Presentation on Light Pollution sponsored by Greening Rozzie, City Counselor Michelle Wu, and The Boston Food Forest Coalition
Kelly Beatty has graciously offered to speak at that Arnold Arboretum next Tuesday night at 7:00. He’ll be giving a presentation on the Light Pollution focusing specifically on the effect of excessive light on urban safety.
Light pollution, simply put, is any unnecessary or excessive outdoor illumination. Sadly, it’s become a pervasive and ugly consequence of modern 24/7 society. Light pollution robs us of the night sky’s beauty, negatively affects the ecosystem, and creates an in-your-face waste of energy. But a new mindset and new technology are poised to slow — and perhaps reverse — this bane of modern life. Come Learn how you can safely light up your home without wasting energy, disturbing your neighbors, or creating an unhealthy environment for humans and wildlife. And learn about what options we all have as citizens of Boston to improve the quality of nighttime lighting in our neighborhoods and throughout the city.
Location: Arnold Arboretum’s Weld Hill Building, 1300 Centre Street, Roslindale. Off-street parking is available. Enter the building at the lower level.
Voluntary sign up here

Needham Farmers Market
2019-07-21 12:00 - 16:00 | Needham Town Hall Green, GPA & HIghland Ave, Needham, MA, 02492, United States
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, July 21st 12-4 pm
VENDORS

Who and What You’ll Find This Week
July 21, 2019

Vendors

Music

MacArthur Farm
The Neighborhood Farm
Chestnut Farms
Pegs Preserves
Swiss Bakers
Boston Sword and Tuna
Ackermann Maple Farm
Fundamentally Nuts
Colombian Coffee
Peruvian Pastries
Angry Honey
Amir Natural Foods

Tom Phelan

Artists

Community Table

Richard Heidlage
Ken Ruetenik

Elise Katz
Needham Free Public Library, Children’s Dept.

The Needham Farmers Market features an amazing array of fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, treats and more! Enjoy shopping with our vendors and artists, all while listening to live Market music.
Check it out for yourself!
Visit our website for details

Needham Farmers Market
2019-07-28 12:00 - 16:00 | Needham Town Hall Green, GPA & HIghland Ave, Needham, MA, 02492, United States
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, July 28st 12-4 pm
VENDORS

Who and What You’ll Find This Week
July 28, 2019

Vendors

Music

MacArthur Farm
The Neighborhood Farm
Chestnut Farms
Pegs Preserves
Swiss Bakers
Boston Sword and Tuna
Auntie Dalie’s
Colombian Coffee
Amir Natural Foods
Tiffany’s Brownies & Treats *NEW!

Susan Silverman
Shpilkes Klezmer Band

Artists

Community Table

Samantha Riley
Sammi’s Natural way Bath and body products
Joan Cameron

TBD

The Needham Farmers Market features an amazing array of fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, treats and more! Enjoy shopping with our vendors and artists, all while listening to live Market music.
Check it out for yourself!
Visit our website for details

Needham Farmers Market
2019-08-03 08:00 - 17:00 | MA
THIS WEEK AT THE MARKET – SUNDAY, August 4th 12-4 pm
VENDORS

Who and What You’ll Find This Week
August 4, 2019

Vendors

Music

MacArthur Farm
The Neighborhood Farm
Chestnut Farms
Pegs Preserves
Swiss Bakers
Boston Sword and Tuna
Ackermann Maple Farm
Colombian Coffee
Peruvian Pasteries
Sweet Tahini
Amir Natural Foods

Branson Bofat
Acoustic blues, instrumentals, cool cover

Artists

Community Table

Judy Ogilvie
Pottery
Liz Hyde

Stephanie McCulloch
Nourishing Needham (Public Health Division campaign)

The Needham Farmers Market features an amazing array of fresh, local produce, meats, eggs, breads, pastries, coffee, treats and more! Enjoy shopping with our vendors and artists, all while listening to live Market music.
Check it out for yourself!
Visit our website for details
