Weston Cultural Council Seeks Grant Applications

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The Weston Cultural Council is currently seeking grant applications from local organizations and individuals for programs and projects accessible to a broad spectrum of town residents that promote excellence, education, diversity, and inclusion in the arts, humanities, or interpretive sciences. Applications will be accepted until October 17 and details can be found at https://massculturalcouncil.org/local-council/weston/ In the past, WCC grants have

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Weston Historical Society Re-Opens “History Under One Roof” Exhibit at the JST

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The Weston Historical Society is re-opening its exhibit, which debuted last May at Celebrate Weston. Located in four first-floor rooms in the newly restored Josiah Smith Tavern (JST or the JoSTice), “History Under One Roof” tells the story of the JST as a tavern, a home for three generations of the Jones family, and a community building since the early

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Introducing the 2022 Weston High School Soccer Team: Subtitled Why Weston Soccer Rules Even When It Doesn’t

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All right, Weston, this is so going to be a biased post because well, sometimes a spade is just a spade. Both Owlets are on the Weston HS boys soccer team and both are having a great time. Not because they are winning (Weston is currently 0-2-2) but because they are playing with friends they have had since second grade

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Mamaleh’s Delivery in Weston Tomorrow, September 21

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Okay, Mamaleh’s, if I’ve told you once, I have told you a million times: Weston is not “suburban” pick-up; it is semi-rural and depending on where you live, it is in fact flat-out rural. Like I’m going to saddle up the pony to get down the almost-finished-but-not-quite Merriam sidewalk. Enough semantics. This is your monthly wake-up call that you need

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From Your Yard: Flower-Arranging Class at the AIC September 25

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On Sunday, September 25 from 1 pm – 2:30 pm at Weston’s Art & Innovation Center, there is a wonderful class called “From Your Yard” about flower arranging for incredibly messy and chaotic gardeners. Oh wait, that was my interpretation because that is my garden. In fact, the best part of the upcoming “From Your Yard” class is that the

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The Dark Treason of Benedict Arnold: Presentation at COA September 22

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This Thursday, September 22 from 6 – 7:30 pm, treason gets its day. Fortunately, this is not a current events discussion but rather a presentation about the most famous turncoat in American history (so far), Benedict Arnold. Weston welcomes University of Maryland historian, Richard Bell, who will reconstruct the life and times of Benedict Arnold, the reason for the treason

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Falling in Love with Weston’s Marian Case Nature Classroom

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While ostensibly helping out on the Stewardship Saturday event on Saturday (DIE KNOTWEED!) with a bunch of our hunters, I actually just took my machete and ran away. Which sounds more dangerous than it was–I was off in search of reported evil knotweed at the Marian Case Nature Classroom, a place near and dear to my heart. If you haven’t

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Wildcat Voices: Meet Andrew ‘Riz’ Rizza, WHS Athletic Trainer

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If you have a student who plays or has played a sport at the high school, you will know Andrew Rizza, or ‘Riz’ as he is universally known, the Weston High School Athletic Trainer. If you have attended any sports game at the high school, you recognize Riz’s gator-medical-cart as it sits at the ready on the sidelines. And if

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