Join us for Solidarity Lowell's monthly visibility event! 6:30pm-- Come together at the island in front of City Hall to rally peacefully and make your voices heard. We will rally for FAIR DISTRICTING in Lowell, and highlight the recent (and pending) lawsuit which is trying to challenge the CURRENT UNFAIR City Council representation and makeup,Continue reading →
Join The Kindred Project for a chill night of intentional togetherness. Let's gather, vibe, and connect. We look forward to meeting you!
National Public Lands day is the largest, single-day volunteer event celebrating our public lands! Our public lands give us so much whether it be a park, a trail, a waterway, state, federal or city owned, all are places for everyone to enjoy! Join in the celebration, for a clean up along the Concord River Greenway!Continue reading →
Lexplore Sustainability 2.0—Tools for Thriving in a Changing Climate: Learn about climate change through exhibits, demonstrations, and speakers. Enjoy local and state presentations, storytelling and family activities, and electric car demonstrations, and meet green vendors and community and non-profit groups. Learn more here. Sat, Sep 29, Lexington High School, 251 Waltham St, 10 am-3 pm.
Dandelion District Presents: Free Community Clothing Swap! The last swap was such a success that we're doing it again! Join the Dandelion District at Mill No. 5's Hi-Hat Stage on Saturday, September 29th for a free community clothing swap! How it works: ~Looking for gently used, clean, adult clothing and shoes in all sizes (pleaseContinue reading →
Sunday, September 30 All of the Afternoon: times to be determined Norfolk Public Library, 139 Main Street, Norfolk MA RSVP to Info@WtPMass.org WHY and WHAT? We do have a special guest presentation arranged to be given by a lawyer and amendment activist from Vermont; we can learn his interactive way of engaging audiences in learningContinue reading →
Join The Kindred Project for Netflix (watch Kindred Conversations: Living Black in Lowell), and chill! Concessions will be open.
Now that Welcoming Week Lowell and our Cultural Exchange Potluck event have passed it's time to evaluate and decide where to go from here.
We're still six weeks away from the Nov. 6 election, and we've already seen some amazing things. Bolstered by hard-working grassroots activists, Ayanna Pressley made history as the first African-American woman to be elected to Congress from Massachusetts. Progressive first-time candidates won races from western Mass., to Framingham, to Boston. And across the U.S., campaignsContinue reading →