Tufts Athletes for Christ
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Tufts Athletes for Christ meets weekly in the JCC. Please note the days with the location change: 9/27 - JCC Room 501 10/04 - JCC Room 501 11/08 - JCC Room 501
Tufts Athletes for Christ meets weekly in the JCC. Please note the days with the location change: 9/27 - JCC Room 501 10/04 - JCC Room 501 11/08 - JCC Room 501
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Tufts Athletes for Christ meets weekly in the JCC, with location changes to JCC Room 501 on 9/27, 10/04, and 11/08.
Tufts Athletes for Christ meets weekly in the JCC, with location changes to JCC Room 501 on 9/27, 10/04, and 11/08.
Tufts Athletes for Christ meets weekly in the JCC, with location changes to JCC Room 501 on 9/27, 10/04, and 11/08.
Tufts Athletes for Christ meets weekly in the JCC, with location changes to JCC Room 501 on 9/27, 10/04, and 11/08.
Makis Emmanouilidis and Mia Anasa host a CD release party at The Burren, 247 Elm Street, Somerville.
Holiday Plant Market (Arts at the Armory) — Two floors of local artists and small businesses offering handcrafted plant goods, care tips, and community swapping.
Boston-based Greek singer-songwriter Makis Emmanouilidis celebrates his CD release with a live performance at The Burren’s Back Room in Somerville.
Music meditation, easy yoga, and open conversations about life and purpose, plus snacks, no experience needed, at the Medford/Somerville campus.
ADAPT Community Health Symposium at Boston Health Sciences campus gathers youth workers, researchers, clinicians for panels on mental health, digital wellness, belonging, with breakfast, lunch, and Mandarin/Cantonese interpretation.
Chocolate Factory-inspired festival at Aeronaut Brewing Company showcases local chocolate makers alongside curated food and beer pairings.
Three-hour weekly writing accountability sessions for graduate students at the StAAR Center, offering co‑working time to develop regular writing habits.
A collaborative journey exploring life's questions through spiritual and mental health insight at Medford/Somerville campus.