The Weston Garden Club, together with the Charles River Watershed Association, invites you to learn about the Blue Cities Initiative by Senior Scientist Pallavi Mande and how it is helping build resilience to climate change in our urban communities across the watershed. The Charles River Watershed Association offices are right in Weston at the Leo J. Martin golf course/ski track.

Are you considering returning to work after a break or relaunching your career in a new direction? Join FlexProfessionals for this mini-workshop to discover ideas for jumpstarting your career. We'll cover workplace trends, networking, and resources for assembling your job search toolkit. Please RSVP and register online.

The Weston Police Department is hosting the Kraft Family Blood Donor Center Blood Drive. All blood collected will benefit patients at the Dana-Farber Cancer Center Institute and Brigham and Women's Hospital.
Appointments are recommended and can be made online. Walk-ins are taken as time allows. As a thank you, donors will receive a Kraft Family Blood Donor Center sweatshirt. Be sure to drink extra water and eat before donating. Eligibility questions can be emailed.

Stop by for a relaxing morning in the cozy reading room at the Library. Soft music, puzzles, and light refreshments now through March.

More than any other art form, opera is meant to appeal directly to the senses. All you need are eyes, ears, and a soul to appreciate opera. Carmen, the most famous of Bizet's operas, with its exotic Spanish setting, introduced a note of realism into opera that proved unacceptable to many who saw the first performances. Speaker Erika Reitshamer is an engaging teacher whose knowledge and love of opera will inspire all, and her open style and sense of humor are irresistible. She has lectured on opera and great singers of opera for many years and was active in the formation of the Boston Lyric Opera more than 40 years ago.

Sponsored by ICARE (Interfaith Citizens Advocating Racial Equality) and featuring guest speaker Dr. Vincent D. Rougeau, Dean of Boston College of Law School. The proceeds of the event will cover the costs of a breakfast buffet and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Annual Enrichment Gift to the Weston Public Schools. For more information, please call Flora Booth.

The Boston Weston Parent Organization (BWMPO) is hosting the first-ever Weston Can Sing competition, which will benefit the Weston Metco Program. Come hear the Top 8 Finalists belt it out in front of four judges and a live audience. Featuring Brittany Butler, the finalist from The Voice, and The David Fuller Band.

Musical presentations by:
- Sikh youth from The New England Sikh Study Circle in Westborough will sing 'shabads' (divine wisdom) on the ideas of thankfulness, peace, and unity
- Babson College students Vatsala Kalani and Oorja Shah from the group AMAN will perform contemporary and traditional moves to Bollywood's favorite hits

For the pot luck, please bring food for 8 people, according to the first letter of your last name. As a courtesy, in respect of Jewish and Muslim practices, please avoid dishes containing chicken, meat or shellfish.
A-G - a main dish (casserole, vegetarian pasta, fish, egg or other)
H-O - an appetizer or salad
P-Z - a dessert

Girls Who Code, a national nonprofit working to close the gender gap in tech, seeks to reverse the decline by teaching 100,000 girls to code by the end of 2018. The Girls Who Code Club is a free after-school program for 6-12th grade girls to use computer science to impact their community. The Club will be hosted at the Weston Public Library with a group of 20 students and will be taught every Tuesday starting October 9th by industry professionals in computer science. If you were unable to attend the Information Session you can sign up for the Girls Who Code Program by calling 781-786-6166 or emailing kbaldwin@minlib.net.

Sustainable Weston Action Group (SWAG) will present a program on the challenges and opportunities of becoming a more sustainable community. Did you know that more than 140 unrepaired gas leaks were identified in Weston at the end of 2017? These are not only a huge safety concern but are also harmful to our trees, our health, and our sustainable footprint.

Come learn about Weston’s current progress to address its carbon footprint and longer-term sustainability in the fact of climate change

Hear about the new Sustainability Committee and key priorities for the town

Get tips on living more sustainably and how to join in community initiatives

Find out about the “Fix the Gas Leaks in Weston” campaign

"A New Method to Find Size, Depth and Fault Orientation of Small Earthquakes for Seismic Hazard Analysis"

Presented by: Nawa Dahal, Ph.D. Candidate Physics, Boston College