The dream team is seeking volunteers at least 14 years old who will mow lawns, weed whack, pull weeds, and trim hedges for the elderly, veterans, single parents, injured, and financially distresses residents. Retirees are encouraged to volunteer too, and each person will never have to volunteer alone. We assisted 267 times in 2022.
The Burlington 4th of July Parade wants you in next year's parade. Enter your business and community and organizations are welcome.
Email them and be added to the lineup at burlington.july4th@gmail.com
The Fox Hill School Building - Financial Working Group is meeting to discuss local actions and next meeting.
This popular annual event at Wegmans give the community an opportunity to learn all about our public safety officers, firefighters and emergency personnel. *Free Hot Dogs, Snacks, and Beverages *Police Cars, Trucks & Equipment *Fire Trucks & Ambulances *Police & First Responder k9s * DWP -3rd Ave Events - * Live Music on The Green […]
The Rules Committee is meeting to discuss how Town Meeting vacancies are filled, hybrid Town Meetings, and ending Town Meeting at 10 p.m.
A family friendly, feel-good performance that showcases nostalgic toys, buttery smooth skills, and a microwave. Registration opens July 27.
Every Friday through August 11thenjoy a movie and snacks at the library. Light snacks will be provided, but feel free to bring outside snacks and lunches. Each week we will have a themed craft kit available with the movie. You can drop-in for this event and no registration is required.
Learn to weave a blue, purple and teal cat head basket. This is a great beginner basket project, no previous basket weaving experience is required. The basket measures 9 inches high and 7 wide at the top. Students will need to bring an old towel, scissors and flat head screwdriver. Basket reed is woven wet, […]
Join the Burlington Parks & Recreation Dept. for their fun filled day at Celebrate Burlington on the Burlington Town Common.
The Minuteman National Park invited you to learn about the despite suffering a devastating loss on the Lexington town green early in the morning of April 19, 1775. The Lexington militia company once again formed ranks and marched off to fight the British soldiers for a second time that day. Where did this second battle […]
Live virtual public information meeting hosted by MassDOT to present the design for the resurfacing and complete streets improvements project for Routw 3A (Cambridge Street/Boston Road) through Burlington and Billerica.
Veteran BBQ Â at Stonebridge at Burlington, Veterans & their families are invited. RSVP is required. Contact Janet Bonitatibus at 781-272-0080 or email: jbonitatibus@stonebridgeatburlington.com
Be prepared to laugh, dance, sing and jam your way through 45 min of non stop family fun! This performance is geared for kids ages 1 – 7, but fun for the whole family. With modern takes on children’s classics and classic original tunes, you’ll be humming and bopping your way all the way home.
Every Friday through August 11th enjoy a movie and snacks at the library. Light snacks will be provided, but feel free to bring outside snacks and lunches. Each week we will have a themed craft kit available with the movie. You can drop-in for this event and no registration is required.
farm and wildlife sanctuary which is also the site of the headquarters of the Massachusetts Audubon Society.
Burlington Historical Commission will have an open house the Burlington Historical Museum. Visit and get a feeling for our past. Every town is unique and it feels right to know your history in Burlington.
The Lexington Historical Society is offering a chance to weave yourself into history. Making your own clothes was an important part of the war effort during the Revolution! Drop in to Buckman Tavern to learn the first step, weaving, using a simple cardboard loom and yarn.
Have treasures you would like to donate? We accept everything in good condition except for clothes, box TV's and large furniture. Drop off Wednesday and Thursday evenings, 6:30-8:30pm. Contact Sheldon Cooperman for alternate times. sheldon.cooperman@gmail.com
For the last eight years, the Health, Fitness and Wellness Expo has organized expos featuring top panelists in their fields, including cardiology, internal medicine and medical entrepreneurship.
Help support the Friends of the Burlington Public Library by dining in, take out or online ordering from The Chateau Burlington. Let you server know to "flag  your check"and a portion of the sales will go directly to the Friends of the Burlington Public Library.
The General Bylaw Review Committee is meeting to discuss articles for upcoming Town Meetings.
The Planning Committee Sculpture Park Subcommittee is meeting to discuss July and September events.
The Fox Hill Building Communication Working Group is meeting to discuss a community meeting.
The Board of Assessors is meeting to discuss motor vehicle abatements and commitment.
Cheer on the Burlington High School Varsity Cheerleaders by bringing your appetite to The Chateau for lunch, dinner or take-out. Let you server know you are participating in the "Fundraiser" and to "Flag You Check".
Learn to weave a stairstep basket or a mail basket with hooks. Students will need to bring an old towel, scissors and a flat head screwdriver. Basket reed is woven wet, so please dress accordingly.
Sunrise of Burlington is hosting a bake sale to support the Alzheimer's Association Walk to End Alzheimer's® to raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer's care, support and research. All proceeds will directly benefit the Alzheimer's Association. Please be sure to stop by and participate in supporting the Walk to End Alzheimer's®!
FMC Ice Sports and the Burlington Ice Palace is hosting a Summer Skate Party with special activities. Bring yourself and to 2 guests. For more contact Jessica Proctor at jproctor@fmcsports.com or call 888-74-SKATE, Ext. 5117.
Saheli is delighted to extend a warm invitation for you to join us for our signature event, "The Art Affair". This highly anticipated art exhibition and auction will unite artists and art enthusiasts from across Massachusetts to support a noble cause. Through the power of art, we aim to raise funds for Saheli's essential services, […]
The Select Board is meeting to make appointments, approve a new design for police cruisers, and hear updates on the Burlington Elementary School Building Committee.
The Fox Hill School Building Committee and the School Committee are meeting to discuss an upcoming referendum, sustainability, and an upcoming community meeting.
The Zoning Bylaw Review Committee Sign Subcommittee is meeting to discuss various bylaws.
The Burlington Mall is excited to announce Safety Town is a time honored event where the Burlington Police Department educates kindergarteners and first graders on pedestrian, bus, and traffic safety. Two sessions a day.
The School Committee and the Ways and Means Subcommittee are meeting to discuss Learning, Equity and Thriving; Facilities/Finances, and various updates.
The Ways and Means Subcommittee Town Hall 1 is meeting to discuss upcoming capital projects and the town's bonding schedule.
The Burlington Mall is excited to announce Safety Town is a time honored event where the Burlington Police Department educates kindergarteners and first graders on pedestrian, bus, and traffic safety. Two sessions a day.
Children six and older are welcome. This class is for the beginner for making cookies or for the person who is just curious about what cookie decorating is all about.
The Burlington Mall is excited to announce Safety Town is a time honored event where the Burlington Police Department educates kindergarteners and first graders on pedestrian, bus, and traffic safety. Two sessions a day.
Eversource wants your input on enhancing the reliability and resiliency of the electrical network as demand continues to increase. All are welcome and please RSVP by emailing us at akang2@burnsmcd.com if you would like to attend.
The Conservation Commission is meeting to discuss various requests and public hearings.
Made In Burlington at Wayside Shopping Center is holding a class to weave a lidded jar with a wooden base and lid. It measures 3.5 inches tall by 3 inches wide. The other choice is a cuff bracelet! Please bring a towel, flat head screwdriver and scissors.
Minuteman National Park invite youth go back back in time to the Lexington town green early in the morning of April 19, 1775, the Lexington militia company once again formed ranks and marched off to fight the British soldiers for a second time that day. Where did this second battle occur? Walk with a park […]
New England Sculpture Association and LexArt are once again pleased to present a juried exhibit of sculpture in all its creative forms and in a variety of styles and media.
The Select Board Alcohol Subcommittee is meeting to discuss a new manager at Tuscan Kitchen.
The General Bylaw Review Committee is meeting to discuss articles for upcoming Town Meetings.
Boston Lights is back again, illuminating Franklin Park Zoo’s 72-acres with a stunning array of all-new lanterns and lights! Come face-to-face with an ice-breathing dragon and more fantastical creatures in a frozen mythical land.
A 230-mile trail for Greater Boston that’s accessible from over a dozen MBTA buses, commuter-rail stations and accessible to Burlington.
Minuteman National Park invited you to moments of great importance that hinge upon individuals making decisions in the heat of the moment. At Concord’s North Bridge on April 19, 1775 soldiers on both sides made decisions that changed the course of history. Meet a park ranger at North Bridge Visitor Center for a 40 minute […]
NESA and LexArt are once again pleased to present a juried exhibit of sculpture in all its creative forms and in a variety of styles and media.
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