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Gallery 93 opens Trachtenberg paintings exhibit Sept. 14
Gallery 93 at the Brookline Senior Center opens "Without a Map," a paintings and mixed-media exhibition by Boston artist Barbara Trachtenberg, running Monday, Sept. 14 through Nov. 30 with an artist's talk Oct. 22.
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First Parish hosts Blessing of the Animals service Aug. 30
First Parish in Brookline holds its annual Blessing of the Animals service Sunday, Aug. 30, at 10 a.m. in Lyon Chapel, with song, story, a social hour and an open invitation for leashed pets.
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Gallery 93 opens Trachtenberg paintings exhibit Sept. 14
Gallery 93 at the Brookline Senior Center opens "Without a Map," a paintings and mixed-media exhibition by Boston artist Barbara Trachtenberg, running Monday, Sept. 14 through Nov. 30 with an artist's talk Oct. 22.
Community
Gallery 93 opens Trachtenberg paintings exhibit Sept. 14
Gallery 93 at the Brookline Senior Center opens "Without a Map," a paintings and mixed-media exhibition by Boston artist Barbara Trachtenberg, running Monday, Sept. 14 through Nov. 30 with an artist's talk Oct. 22.
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View MoreA bookstall in central Vietnam. A shopkeeper teaching herself English with "Jane Eyre." That's where this Brookline author's debut novel began.
Brookline resident and Berklee College of Music professor Marian Yee has published her debut novel "4 Janes," a reimagining of Charlotte Brontë's "Jane Eyre" inspired by a 1995 trip to Vietnam, now available at Brookline Booksmith for $16.99.
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View MoreYour guide to a busy week in Brookline: Films, free events and family fun
Documentary filmmaker Ivy Meeropol visits Coolidge Corner Theatre on Monday, July 13, for a post-screening discussion of "Ask E. Jean," kicking off a week of community programming across Brookline that includes free library workshops, a golf course reopening celebration, and weekend shows for kids and film fans.
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View MoreOpposing letters sharpen debate over Ridley School art controversy
Brookline community members published sharply opposing letters on July 10 about the Ridley School art controversy, with founding members of Concerned Jewish Faculty & Staff calling the district's new art review policy censorship while a former School Committee member praised the principal's response to what she called antisemitism.
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View MoreFree jazz every Friday: inside the basement club at Brookline's American Legion
The POSTunderground, a free all-ages jazz club in the basement of Brookline American Legion Post 11, draws a multigenerational crowd every Friday night and hosts a milestone celebration on Sunday, July 26.
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View MoreBrookline Golf Course is back — and inviting beginners to try it for free
Brookline Golf Course reopened its full 18-hole layout on Saturday, July 4, after a nine-month drainage overhaul, the largest since the course was built in 1933. A free golf clinic on Friday, July 17, marks the Massachusetts debut of National Links Trust's Free Lesson Friday program.
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View MoreThis 22-year-old Brookline artist paints with the stuff you grew up gluing to glitter crafts
Brookline native Eleanor Reyelt, 22, is gaining recognition for vibrant, material-driven artwork celebrating girlhood and visual excess, with exhibitions at the Brookline Arts Center, Cambridge Art Association, and venues across Massachusetts and Georgia.
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View MoreFree summer arts programs in Brookline: Senior Center workshops and Third Thursdays events
The Brookline Senior Center's free Creative Connections program pairs teens and older adults in arts workshops through August 12, and ArtsBrookline's Third Thursdays series returns July 16 with four free events across Brookline Village.
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View MoreBrookline’s National Night Out returns with free family fun, food, and first responder activities
Brookline Police Department hosts its fifth annual National Night Out on Tuesday, August 4, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Lynch Recreation Center, featuring K-9 demos, bounce houses, a bike rodeo, and more than a dozen local organizations.
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