High Tea is a Massachusetts-based "y'alternative" folk-punk duo with a unique blend of soulful harmonies and powerful guitar riffs. Praised by the Boston Globe for their ability to "delve into the intimacies and intricacies of growing up," High Tea's music resonates with audiences through its raw emotion and storytelling prowess. WBUR's Amelia Mason notes their distinct vocal styles that "momentarily melt into one" during their harmonies. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Concert at 7:30. Tickets $20 in advance, $25 at the door. For more info and tickets see the New Revival Coffeehouse website.

Acton-Boxborough Regional High School (ABRHS) is fielding one of 17 teams that will be competing in the 16th season of High School Quiz Show, GBH's academic tournament for Massachusetts high school students. The show, which is hosted by Joe Hanson, will showcase the academic talent of students from across the Commonwealth, providing a platform for them to demonstrate their knowledge across various subjects like math, history, and science. Season 16 of High School Quiz Show will be filmed on Jan. 24-26 and Feb. 2. Members of the public are invited to attend the live tapings at the GBH Studios in

As with our outdoor gardens, many things can go wrong when you grow plants indoors. Learn the factors that make for happy houseplants, including light, water, and soil…and how to provide them. Common houseplant pests and diseases are also on the agenda, as well as how to treat them. Bonnie Power has been a Massachusetts Master Gardener since 2016 (now a Lifetime MG) and member of the MMGA Speakers Bureau since 2018 and a serious outdoor/indoor gardener most of her life. Curious and research-oriented by nature, she has many horticultural interests and areas of expertise. Bonnie holds both a bachelor’s

Members and local families welcome! Kids will enjoy live music by Rockabye Beats, plus crafts and hands-on activities led by local preschools. For a quieter experience, our Sensory Friendly Party is open from 9:30 to 10 am. Afterwards, the general party will be from 10am-11:30am. Free for ABFN members! Non-member families can join for $10. (Not a member? Signup and enjoy member perks!) Pre-registration is REQUIRED for non-member families and greatly appreciated for members to help us keep everyone safe. Only member families can walk-in. Pre-registration closes at 9:00 AM on Feb 8. Please register here. Give Back with Us!

Theatre III, 250 Central St., West Acton, will continue its 2024-2025 season with the presentation of the play “Radium Girls” by D.W Gregory, Feb 1st through Feb 9th. Performances at the theatre will be at 8pm on Feb 1st and Feb 7th-8th, and at 2pm on Feb 2nd and Feb 9th. Tickets are $24 for general admission and $21 for seniors, students and groups of ten or more. The play is directed by Eric Roberts (Swampscott) produced by Jill Tokac (Somerville), and stage managed by Adam Conn (Maynard). It stars Elyse Barber (Somerville), Liz Chirico (Leominster), Eliya-Quaye Constance (Medford), Delaney

Please join us for our monthly meeting, followed by an optional group dinner. Learn what you can do to help protect Democracy in these perilous times. For location and more information, contact actondtc@gmail.com. We meet at 5:15 for schmoozing, 5:30 meeting, and dinner (pay your own way) immediately following.

Acton's Commission on Disabilities and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) is showing the award-winning documentary film, "Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution" on Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2025, 1 p.m to 3:30 p.m. at the Acton Senior Center at 30 Sudbury Rd, Rear. Popcorn and beverages provided. Pre-registration is helpful by calling 978-929-6611 and ask for Wanjiku.

Friends of Acton RTC Welcome! please RSVP to Chair or ARTC Officer The Acton Republican Town Committee meets monthly to discuss local, state, and national politics. Our meetings are open to all individuals interested in furthering the principles of limited Constitutional government and individual liberty. Dave Lunger Chair, Acton Republican Town Committee State Committee, MA GOP Middlesex-Worcester

Would you like to learn about alternatives to Open Town Meeting? The 2024 League of Women Voters (LWV) - Acton Area Town Meeting Study Report summarizes a year’s worth of data gathering, study, reflection, and debate over the options available for town governance plus current and future opportunities for increasing community accessibility and engagement. To register for this Zoom seminar and download the 2024 Town Meeting Report on Town Meeting alternatives go to https://www.lwv-actonarea.org. Panelist include: Mark DiSalvo - MA Moderators Association, Gerri Slater - Norwood Moderator, Rob Rosenblum - Ludlow experience, Patricia Lloyd - Collin Center for Public Management.

Diversity and inclusion are under attack. Yet we have evidence that these values are a strength and good for business. Come hear from those who have seen successes of inclusion, diversity and equity in our workplaces and communities. Colette Phillips, returns to Congregation Beth Elohim during Black History Month and will talk about her book, The Includers. She will be joined by author David DeLong, author of Hidden Talent. In The Includers: The 7 Traits of Culturally Savvy, Anti-Racist Leaders, Colette Phillips explores the core qualities that inclusive leaders share: character, cultural intelligence, connections, communications, collaboration, courage, and commitment. With humor and

How have you been with all this cold weather? Please join us each week to keep warm. We look forward to sharing a meal and friendship with you every Wednesday. February 2025 Menu Feb 5 -- Spaghetti and Meatballs Sponsored by West Acton Baptist Church Feb 12 -- Chicken and Biscuits Sponsored by Mt Calavary Pre-School Feb 19 -- Amish Casserole Sponsored by Boston Metrowest Bible Church Feb 26 -- Chicken and Rice Casserole Sponsored by the Boxborough Minutemen ** Please note that the meals we serve may contain gluten, nuts, seeds, or dairy. Doors open at 4:15pm. Please, do

Please join local historians Bob Pion, Bill Klauer, and Anne Forbes discussing recent discoveries about Acton’s early Black residents. Black citizens were among the residents here when Acton first became a town in 1735 and several fought in the Revolution at the Concord Bridge and other important New England battles. This talk is the twelfth in the series sponsored by the Acton 250 Committee leading up to April 19, 2025. All welcome in Room 204 of Acton Town Hall. For recordings of prior Acton 250 lectures, see https://www.actonma.gov/803/Acton-250th-Events.

Join the Acton Economic Development Commission for the Final Workshop Presentation of the Ecomic Development Plan at the Acton Memorial Library Meeting Room or via Zoom. Hosted by the Economic Development Office and the Acton Planning Department. Snow Date: Wednesday, March 5. Please click here to view the slide presentation by RKG Associates from the first workshop held on Jan. 22 and click here to view the posters prepared by RKG Associates that were displayed at that meeting.

Think local! Despite huge federal cutbacks on environmental work and uncertainty about federal clean energy rebates, the Mass Save program still offers great incentives on home electrification in Massachusetts. Are you thinking about heat pumps? Join Acton Clean Energy Coach David Martin as he shares how he has electrified his home, from heating to the kitchen and the laundry room and beyond. Sponsored by EnergizeActon.org as part of its 2025 monthly clean energy home tour series. More info and registration HERE.Or go to “Events” on our website, EnergizeActon.org. Sign up for location. --

6 Bridges Gallery is pleased to present at 77 Main Street in Maynard, MA: “Mended” by Acton artist  Véronique Latimer. The exhibit will be on view February 26 – April 5, with an in-person artist reception on March 1 from 5-7 pm. The exhibit can also be viewed at /6bridges.gallery/mended.

Charter Oak Country Club 394 Chestnut Street, Hudson, MA   Saturday, March 1 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to SVT's 2025 Annual Benefit! The evening will include: - Cocktail Hour and Hors d'oeuvres - Dinner and Program  - Fund-a-Need Paddle Raise - Silent Auction and Online Auction - Live Bourbon Pull - Dancing: DJ Greg Lanzilotta - Dessert Bar, After Dinner Mingling The emcee for the evening will be Joyce Kulhawik, Emmy Award-winning Arts & Entertainment journalist (JoycesChoices.com). Register at svtbenefit2025.funraise.org