Tuesday, May 4th, 2:00 PM

Please join John Root, Naturalist and Landscaper for an informative session on organic gardening. “Organic Gardening for Everyone” is a 60-minute PowerPoint presentation providing practical advice and inspiration to gardener of all ages and physical conditions on growing vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers organically. Topics include: composting and mulching to promote healthy soil; using space efficiently; growing plants from seed; succession planting; inviting beneficial wildlife; controlling weeds and pests naturally; and preserving homegrown produce. Questions and comments will be welcome at the conclusion of the program. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Wellesley Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.

Grandparenting Discussion: Grandkids with Special Needs
Wednesday, May 5th, 1:30 PM

Does your grandchild have special needs? Join Attorney Karen Mariscal in a discussion on how you can help. She will educate you on a special needs trusts, ABLE accounts, adaptive summer camps, and more. Questions welcomed. Call 781-235-3961 to register. 

8 Days a Week            

Join Frank, former WBUR radio host on Thursday, May 6th at 2:00 PM for this musical lecture that features one song for each day of the week. Songs include Simon & Garfunkel’s first hit, one of the Gershwin's most beautiful songs, a funny Al Jolson number, a “Saturday” medley by our greatest crooners, and an ultra-rare Rodgers & Hammerstein flop. Special thanks goes to BAYADA for generously sponsoring this program. 

Davis Museum     
Friday, May 7th, 2:00 PM

Pour a cup of tea and join us for a virtual gallery talk led by Wellesley College Student Guides on tea objects from the Davis’s permanent collections.

Each week the class offered will be a different type of class and instructor. We will announce in the email news blast which type of class will be offered the following Saturday, and you are welcome to sign-up and join in to try it out! Priority is given to Wellesley residents age 60 and over. If space permits, non-Wellesley residents age 60 and over are welcome to participate. Space is limited and set by the instructor each week. Registration will open when the class is announced in the email news blast. Priority will be given to Wellesley Residents.  Out of Town residents are encouraged to call to see if space is available for the Saturday's class the Wednesday before.