Prayer Call @ Harvard Epworth Methodist Church
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For years, Harvard-Epworth has had a prayer call on Wednesday mornings at 7:45 a.m. If you would like to join the call, dial in at 605- 468-8016 with entry code 658031#
For years, Harvard-Epworth has had a prayer call on Wednesday mornings at 7:45 a.m. If you would like to join the call, dial in at 605- 468-8016 with entry code 658031#
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Prayer call held at Harvard‑Epworth United Methodist Church, dial 605‑468‑8016, entry code 658031#.
Prayer call held at Harvard‑Epworth United Methodist Church, dial 605‑468‑8016, entry code 658031#.
Prayer call held at Harvard‑Epworth United Methodist Church, dial 605‑468‑8016, entry code 658031#.
Prayer call held at Harvard‑Epworth United Methodist Church, dial 605‑468‑8016, entry code 658031#.
Online sketching workshop with Erica Beade uses natural objects to deepen mindful awareness, limited to 13 participants, $35 members / $40 nonmembers.
Painting with Plants at Harvard Museum of Natural History.
Friendly farmer tends raised veggie beds in Urban Park roof garden, showing growing processes and assisting harvest for all ages.
Sample three Harvard Square fry styles—hand‑cut wedges, smoky BBQ, sweet potato—paired with raspberry lime rickey, peach lemonade, and an ice‑cream frappe, guided by a Harvard alum, all ages.
Bounces and rhymes help babies and caregivers learn, play, and develop language and motor skills, accommodating up to 15 participants, for ages 5 and under.
Adam Grant discusses his new book VIBE, sharing research, stories, and practical insights on building stronger relationships, at Sanders Theatre.
World premieres of brand-new works by Longy composers performed by Longy artists at Longy School of Music.
A lecture explores Charley Longfellow’s 1874 Japan Room ceiling, detailing its 35 fan‑shaped paintings, their arrangement, and nineteenth‑century American display of Japanese art.