The Sounds of America in 20th Century Classical Music
As the United States was rising as an international superpower over the course of the…
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Declutter the Clutter
Do you carry anything in your backpack, handbag or briefcase every day that you never…
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Modern Dreamwork: New Tools for Decoding Your Soul’s Wisdom
Everyone dreams, and our dreams have messages for us if we know how to decode…
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Yoga and Your Anatomy
Whether you practice yoga sporadically or faithfully, and no matter the style, yoga is an…
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Walker Evans and Boston’s Victorian Beauties
The photographer Walker Evans is famous for his collaboration with author James Agee documenting the…
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Meditation in the Moment
No matter where you are, or what you’re doing, it’s possible and desirable to stop…
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A Real Game of Thrones: Eastern Europe from the Middle Ages to the Present
Come find out about the nations of Eastern Europe and their tumultuous history. Historian and…
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The Mouth Body Connection
Many people hear that they need treatment every time they are at the dentist. Have…
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Winter 2020 Term! Registration is open.
In addition to a series of lectures, our Winter 2020 term offers courses in a…
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SmartPrograms for Children
Brookline SmartPrograms is in its third decade of operation, offering enrichment programs and activities for…
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Instructor Spotlight: Amy Lampert
Amy Lampert brings over thirty years of management experience in the financial services industry, with titles ranging…
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Winter Wonderland 2019 Registration is Open
Brookline SmartVacations is pleased to present a Winter Wonderland of activities during the holiday break.…
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Arts & the Community
In a moving passage from If this is a Man, Primo Levy describes a situation when…
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100 Year Anniversary of the Versailles Treaty 1919-2019
This year will be 100 years since the signing of the Versailles Peace Treaty in…
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It’s Hard to Say Goodbye
How many times have you separated from a family member, a good friend, or a…
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Sharenthood: Why We Should Think Before We Talk About Our Kids Online
Join author, Leah Plunkett as she engages us in a discussion aimed at parents and…
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Housing Choices
First time home buyers, empty nesters, and retirees may struggle with the question of housing…
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Meet the Real Cuba: Travel for the Adventurous and Creative
Travel to Cuba is intriguing for many Americans, and with the opening of U.S. travel…
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Getting a Good Night’s Sleep
Great sleep is within reach. When sleep rejuvenates us it enhances our mood, causes positive…
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Israeli Brunch
Israeli breakfast is fresh, vibrant, diverse, and nutritious. It’s the best way to start the…
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Fall 2019 Term! Registration is open.
In addition to a series of lectures, our Fall 2019 term offers courses in a…
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A History of Fort Point Channel: A Walking Tour
South Boston’s Fort Point Channel area, or Innovation District, has had quite a history. Did…
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NYC: Park Avenue and the Guggenheim Museum
Join us on a trip to the heart of Manhattan, where energy, landscape, art, and…
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Personal Finance for Teens
Financial responsibility is a cornerstone of building personal wealth and accomplishing financial goals. In this…
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Instructor Spotlight: Jeff Klein
Almost seven years ago, I made a big pitch to my wife: what if I…
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Rome & Abruzzo: A Trip to Italy!
Rome, Italy’s capital, is a sprawling, cosmopolitan city with nearly 3,000 years of globally influential…
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A Summer Adventure: Archery Night Out!
Invite your friends to experience the thrill of traditional recurve archery, as seen in the…
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The Mouth Body Connection
Are you tired of hearing that you need treatment when you go to the dentist?…
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Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Astrology
Astrology is the study of the relationship between planetary positions and human behavior. In this…
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Know Your Rights as a Patient
Navigating today’s healthcare system is complex. Often, patients and their support systems are overwhelmed by…
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Summer 2019 Term! Registration is open.
Our Summer 2019 term offers courses in a wide variety of subject areas, including computers,…
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Our Water, Our Health, Our Future: Brookline & Quezalguaque
Co-Sponsored by: Brookline-Quezalguaque Sister City Project & Brookline Dept. of Public Health, Brookline Adult &…
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Art Spoons: Kitchen Craft for the Family
A fun activity for the family! Learn how to turn ordinary wooden spoons into painted…
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A Calming Effect: Mindfulness for Brookline Parents
All parents experience a range of emotions stemming from stressors encountered during their day. The…
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Unknown Italy: A Trip Worth Taking
Italy, the bel paese (beautiful country), is well worth visiting! And not only for its famous art…
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History of Board Games
Milton Bradley. Parker Brothers. Monopoly. Risk. Guess Who. When you hear the phrase “board game,”…
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Acting with Shakespeare
Often considered the greatest English playwright, Shakespeare’s dramas have been read, performed, and made into…
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Living Fearlessly
Are you ready to unleash your potential? We’re all born with unique personalities, talents, and…
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Explore the World in a Cup of Tea
Tea can be sweet, rich, buttery, and citrusy. It can wake you up and calm…
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The Art of Networking
Networking skills are essential to every job search. On average, only one-third of job opportunities…
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Downsizing: A Fresh Look at Living Life with Less
Many of us are renovating, separating, divorcing, combining households, sending our kids off to college,…
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NYC: Park Avenue and The Guggenheim Museum
Join us on a trip to the heart of Manhattan, where energy, landscape, art, and…
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SmartSummers 2019
Brookline SmartSummers is an enrichment program for children offered by Brookline Adult & Community Education. Our…
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Rosemary: The Hidden Kennedy Daughter
Rosemary Kennedy’s (1918-2005) life story and her inspiration to her famous and powerful siblings remained…
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Jewels in the Crown: The Treasure Homes of England
The eternal British country house has always evoked romantic imagery in the mind of the…
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Climate Change at the Arctic’s Edge
Shrinking sea ice, retreating glaciers, a tree line migrating farther north, and less snow that…
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A Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony
The Japanese tea ceremony, or chanoyu is more than just drinking tea. It is a…
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A Brief History of Indian Mythology
Join us for a journey through the vibrant world of Hindu mythology, which consists of…
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Mindfulness Retreat
Mindfulness is an ancient practice exquisitely illustrated by the Buddha long ago and expounded upon…
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When Apologies Go Badly
Because we are all imperfect human beings, we invariably say and do things that cause…
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Storytelling Through Creative Movement
This lecture will introduce the body to moving creatively while exploring how we can express…
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Australia & Conservatism: How Down Under Politics Seem Familiar
Geographically, Australia is as large as the continental U.S., and the Australian Constitution and Senate…
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A Balancing Act: Love and Relationships
Life is about finding balance—between work, family, relationships, and yourself. We all have so much…
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Embracing Sexuality as We Age: Keys to Vitality
Co-sponsored by the Brookline Community Aging Network in partnership with Brookline Adult and Community Education…
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The Fine Art of Film Photography
You don’t take a photograph, you make it. –Ansel Adams Take a step back in…
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Programs and Lectures for Adults
Brookline Adult and Community Education (BA&CE) is one of the oldest non-credit, public education programs…
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Music of Leonard Bernstein
Are you interested in popular culture, human interest, music, or astrology? Then this lecture is…
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