Newtonville

Step Into Art, a Two-Day Program for Children (Grades 1 - 5), 2 consecutive Sundays

February 4, 2010 by Anonymous

A two-day program with two sessions per day. Day 1: Bringing Art to Life - Newton Cultural Center, 225 Nevada Street, Newton
Session A: 12:30 - 2:30 pm or Session B: 3 - 5pm
An interactive slide show introduces children to great French and American paintings from the MFA, Boston. Hands-on art activities follow, inspired by the works they have just seen. Day 2: Art "Face-to-Face"- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Fenway entrance
Session A: 12:30 - 2pm or Session B: 2:30 - 4pm
In this guided tour, children build on the observations of the works they have just learned about. The program ends with sketching in the museum.
Fee $50 - Newton Residents. Call 617-527-8283 or visit www.newtonculturalcenter.org

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"Cinderella" Performed by the Tanglewood Marionettes

February 4, 2010 by Anonymous

Celebrate Valentine's Day with this timeless love story. This family favorite is set in the 18th century, featuring beautifully painted sets and lavishly costumed marionettes. Newton Cultural Center, 225 Nevada Street. Order tickets by phone at 617-527-8283 or visit www.newtonculturalcenter.org and click on mayor's office for Cultural Affairs. Open seating. Tickets $8 in advance/$10 at the door.

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Single Parent Support Group

September 13, 2009 by WarmLines

Newton Child Care Commission and Fund’s
Single Parent Support Group
Tuesday, September 29, 2009 6:30-8 pm
Brainstorming/Social Session
Facilitator: Deborah Weinstock-Savoy, Ph.D.
Location: Newton Cultural Center Auditorium
225 Nevada Street (use front door entrance) Newtonville
Schedule of events: 6:30 pm Settle children in child care
6:45-8 pm Support Group session
This is the first session of the new school year. At this gathering, please come with ideas for future meetings. We will bring in guest speakers to talk about subjects according to the group’s wishes. At this gathering, dinner will be provided for all (parents, children, staff). Please register by mailing or e-mailing using an address below. This is important so we know how much food to buy for the evening. Thank you!
This project is sponsored by the Rebecca Pomroy Foundation and Newton Child Care Commission and Fund.
Newton Child Care Commission and Fund (NCCC&F)
25 Nevada Street Newton, Massachusetts 02460-1212
617-332-6723
617-332-1846-fax
newtonccc@gmail.com
www.newtonchildcare.org

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Music Stay-and-Play

July 19, 2009 by WarmLines

Music & Movement for Children 3 months to 3.5 years

WarmLines offers an exciting multi-age program designed to enhance musical and social
experiences for children and their adult partners. Popular music educator, Ronni
Olitsky, begins with a structured 45-minute music class. Ronni introduces songs,
finger plays, chants and movements using a variety of rhythm instruments and play
materials, incorporating elements of both traditional and contemporary children’s
music. Class is followed by a 30-minute informal playtime with age-appropriate toys.
Ronni facilitates the playtime activities and leads a closing circle time.

Wednesdays (begins Sept. 16) 9:15–10:30 am or 10:45 am–12:00 pm
Thursdays (begins Sept. 17) 9:15–10:30 am or 10:45 am–12:00 pm

15-week series $330, at WarmLines, 225 Nevada Street, Newton

Registration for MUSIC Stay-and-Play!   Sept 2009 – Jan 2010

Register online at http://www.warmlines.org/music.html. Need more information? Call
617-244-INFO.

WarmLines Policies: Each 75-minute class is limited to 13 adult/children partners and
must have a minimum enrollment to run. Younger siblings under 3 mos are free. Limited
number of sibling spaces (at 50% discount) available; call the office for details.
FULL PAYMENT RESERVES A SPACE. NO REFUNDS. CREDIT by mid-session (minus $40
processing fee) if space can be filled from wait list. In order to maintain integrity
of small classes, make-ups are not possible. Any class cancelled by WarmLines will be
rescheduled.

Parents are talking about Ronni...

    "Ronni does a great job. She has definitely had an influence on the start of [my
son's] love for music!"

    "Ronni feels like family to us. Her warm and caring way makes [our WarmLines
music class] very enjoyable. We love her and wouldn't trade it!"

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Music Stay-and-Play

July 19, 2009 by WarmLines

Music & Movement for Children 3 months to 3.5 years

WarmLines offers an exciting multi-age program designed to enhance musical and social
experiences for children and their adult partners. Popular music educator, Ronni
Olitsky, begins with a structured 45-minute music class. Ronni introduces songs,
finger plays, chants and movements using a variety of rhythm instruments and play
materials, incorporating elements of both traditional and contemporary children’s
music. Class is followed by a 30-minute informal playtime with age-appropriate toys.
Ronni facilitates the playtime activities and leads a closing circle time.

Wednesdays (begins Sept. 16) 9:15–10:30 am or 10:45 am–12:00 pm
Thursdays (begins Sept. 17) 9:15–10:30 am or 10:45 am–12:00 pm

15-week series $330, at WarmLines, 225 Nevada Street, Newton

Registration for MUSIC Stay-and-Play!   Sept 2009 – Jan 2010

Register online at http://www.warmlines.org/music.html. Need more information? Call
617-244-INFO.

WarmLines Policies: Each 75-minute class is limited to 13 adult/children partners and
must have a minimum enrollment to run. Younger siblings under 3 mos are free. Limited
number of sibling spaces (at 50% discount) available; call the office for details.
FULL PAYMENT RESERVES A SPACE. NO REFUNDS. CREDIT by mid-session (minus $40
processing fee) if space can be filled from wait list. In order to maintain integrity
of small classes, make-ups are not possible. Any class cancelled by WarmLines will be
rescheduled.

Parents are talking about Ronni...

    "Ronni does a great job. She has definitely had an influence on the start of [my
son's] love for music!"

    "Ronni feels like family to us. Her warm and caring way makes [our WarmLines
music class] very enjoyable. We love her and wouldn't trade it!"

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Fiscal Fitness: Financial Planning Today - Free Workshop

May 13, 2009 by WarmLines

http://www.warmlines.org/FiscalFitness.htm

Learn simple tips and solid strategies guaranteed to help you weather the uncertainties of today’s financial climate - in order to achieve your short-term and long-term goals.

Sam Lookner, Certified Financial Planner™, ChFC, MBA, will answer your questions about:

    * Education Financing
    * Cash Reserves/Budgeting
    * Insurance Needs
    * Taxes
    * Estate Planning
    * Retirement Planning

Thursday, May 28 7:00-8:30pm

at WarmLines (in The Newton Cultural Center)
225 Nevada Street, Newtonville (off Route 16)
Click here for detailed DIRECTIONS to WarmLines.

Free!

Note: If unable to attend, you may request that presentation handouts be mailed.

Parents are talking about
Fiscal Fitness...

"We both really enjoyed this talk. It was rich with information, and was comprehensible as well as comprehensive. Sam explained complicated issues but never spoke down to us, and responded to all our many questions. We especially appreciated the fact that he's part of a "young family" himself and understands the issues and stresses we're facing."

"This workshop was a real eye-opener! There was so much we hadn't thought about - and needed to. Sam was great at putting together all of our concerns and questions, and helping us understand what we could sensibly do. It was never about selling a product."

"Sam broke down each category - like wills, college saving, etc, - and showed how they all fit together. He gave us information in a way we could take in and then act on ourselves."

"I'd definitely recommend this workshop for people looking for a good, broad overview of all the things they need to think about. Sam hit the major components of this topic, and then went into the content in a way that was most helpful. He gave us a great framework - plus the information necessary to support it."

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MUSIC Stay-and-Play Summer Session

April 20, 2009 by WarmLines

MUSIC Stay-and-Play!
Music and Movement for Children 3 mos to 4 yrs
Make Music! Make Friends!
WarmLines offers an exciting multi-age program designed to enhance musical and social experiences for children and their adult partners. Popular music educator, Ronni Olitsky, begins with a structured 45-minute music class. Ronni introduces songs, finger plays, chants and movements using a variety of rhythm instruments and play materials, incorporating elements of both traditional and contemporary children’s music. Class is followed by a 30-min. informal playtime with age-appropriate toys. Ronni facilitates the playtime activities and then leads a closing circle time.
WEDNESDAYS (June 3–July 15)
9:15-10:30am -or- 10:45am-Noon
Summer 2009 Session Fee $150
Classes held at WarmLines, 225 Nevada Street, Newton
Register online at http://www.warmlines.org/music.html or call 617-244-INFO for more information.

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MUSIC Stay-and-Play Summer Session

April 20, 2009 by WarmLines

MUSIC Stay-and-Play!
Music and Movement for Children 3 mos to 4 yrs
Make Music! Make Friends!
WarmLines offers an exciting multi-age program designed to enhance musical and social experiences for children and their adult partners. Popular music educator, Ronni Olitsky, begins with a structured 45-minute music class. Ronni introduces songs, finger plays, chants and movements using a variety of rhythm instruments and play materials, incorporating elements of both traditional and contemporary children’s music. Class is followed by a 30-min. informal playtime with age-appropriate toys. Ronni facilitates the playtime activities and then leads a closing circle time.
WEDNESDAYS (June 3–July 15)
9:15-10:30am -or- 10:45am-Noon
Summer 2009 Session Fee $150
Register online at http://www.warmlines.org/music.html or call 617-244-INFO for more information.

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