Special LecturesJanuary 26: Sugarproof: The Hidden Dangers of Sugar for Children and What You Can Do About It5 days agoMost of us know that sugar can wreak havoc on adult bodies, but few realize how uniquely harmful it is…
Special LecturesJanuary 10 & 17: How to Talk to Your Adolescent About Healthy Eating & Weight3 weeks agoAre you concerned about your child’s healthy eating and food choices? According to conventional wisdom, roughly 34% of children ages…
Special LecturesJanuary 25: The Seasons of Japan3 weeks agoThe Seasons of Japan explores the country’s distinct cultural fervor when it comes to the delights of seasonal nuance: a…
Special LecturesJanuary 24-March 7: End Emotional Eating Once and For All3 weeks agoAre you ready to address your emotional eating and lose weight? If you know in your heart that diets just…
Special LecturesDecember 8: The Art & Meaning of Oriental Rugs4 months agoA traditional rug can add an elegant finishing touch to any room. It can be a focus, or bring a…
Special LecturesDecember 15: Jordan Rich: On Air – My 50-Year Love Affair with Radio4 months agoJordan Rich has been a staple in the broadcasting industry for decades. As the long-running host of WBZ Radio’s The…
Special LecturesNovember 3: Chinese-American History: Three Coins – A Young Girl’s Story of Kidnappings, Slavery and Romance in 19th Century America4 months agoDr. Russell Low, author of “Three Coins,” will enthrall participants with a true Chinese-American story. “Three Coins” touches on the…
Walking ToursSept 10: Fenway Neighborhood Walking Tour10 months agoSome of Boston’s neighborhoods have been changing dramatically in recent years, none more so than the Fenway area. Join Boston…
Walking ToursSept 17: Boston Harbor Waterfront Walking Tour10 months agoThe Boston Harborwalk, started in 1984 as a way of protecting public access to the Boston Harbor, now stretches along…
Walking ToursSept 18: Brookline’s Secret Stairways & Paths10 months agoDuring the late 19th century, a network of pedestrian paths and walks was constructed to facilitate the passage of citizens…