More than you really want to know about Wellesley, Mass.
It’s time to sign your child up for the summer camp experience of a lifetime. Whether they’re into coding, arts and crafts, sports, or nature, there’s a camp out there for them. The Swellesley Report’s Summer Camps page is now updated with over 50 camps in Wellesley and beyond. Thanks to iCode, our Camps Page sponsor, for their swell support. Enroll at iCode here or call 781-291-3131 or email.
Want to advertise YOUR summer camp? Contact us at [email protected]
SPONSORED POST: News Flash: 2019 is the perfect year to learn music. Bach to Rock Wellesley offers week-long music boot camps for the whole Summer, available to all ages and experience levels. We talked with our students and parents from years past and have updated and expanded some of our selections so that kids of all ages can Rock Out in no time! All are welcome here to learn, so call or stop in to find get more information about our camp programs.
Bach to Rock‘s camps are a combination of music fundamentals, instrument instruction, performance, and of course FUN! Music is inside all of us but sometimes we don’t know where to start. One of the biggest benefits of our camps is to get experience on different instruments so you can find “your own voice”. Our method is learning through doing not boring lectures or just a day camp, and each of our students leave having built up knowledge and enough experience to join a band, or start private lessons. There’s no experience or instruments needed (everything is already here), just the excitement and ambition to learn something new. Make 2019 the year you learn to express yourself with music.
Camp not your thing? We offer regular group classes as well as private lessons year round and are waiting to teach you!
Bach to Rock
Linden Square
200 Linden Street, Unit A
Wellesley, MA 02482
Phone: 781-943-3944
Email: [email protected]
The Wellesley Health Department will hold a Keep Well Clinic sessions for residents on Wednesday, June 19, 11am – noon, at the Wellesley Free Library, 530 Washington St. Services include:
From the Town of Wellesley:
Get updates and share your thoughts on the proposed Wellesley Square Redevelopment project.
The community is invited to a review and feedback session for Trinity Financial’s proposed redevelopment of the Tailby and Railroad parking lots on either side of the Wellesley Square commuter rail station.
The session will take place on Tuesday, June 18 from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at the Wellesley Community Center (219 Washington St.). Refreshments will be served.
Representatives from Trinity Financial want to hear your questions and ideas to create a unified and dynamic plan for the future of Wellesley Square.
Planning for this development project began more than a year ago. A detailed timeline of the Request for Proposal (RFP) process for the Tailby/Railroad project is available on the Town of Wellesley website.
In November 2018, the Board of Selectmen voted to select Trinity Financial from the six RFP respondents as the developer and began negotiations for a ground lease on the Tailby and Railroad parking lots.
Trinity’s plans include:
Please RSVP to the June 18 event by emailing [email protected] or calling 617-720-8400.
The Board of Selectmen will review the information shared at the feedback session during its regular meeting on Monday, June 24 at 7 PM in the Juliani Room at Town Hall.
Join the Wellesley Free Library and World of Wellesley for a community viewing and discussion of Sheldon Wolfchild and Steven Newcomb’s film The Doctrine of Discovery: Unmasking the Domination Code.
This film sheds light on how documents written during the fifteenth century influenced doctrines of “ultimate dominion” that are used against native nations to this day. The film is 60 minutes long, FREE, and open to the public.