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We are thrilled to bring Photoville back to Winchester this summer for a pop up public installation! Creating a photographic walking trail around Judkin’s Pond, where the Griffin Museum is located, the Pop Up is a public photo installation showcasing national, international and New England artists. This year we also bring sidewalk art to downtown Winchester, featuring contemporary New England based photographic artists and featured images from the Arthur Griffin archives. The Griffin Museum is pleased to partner with Photoville and the Winchester Cultural District to bring this Pop Up to Winchester, featuring 13 installations in photographic partnerships with the United Nations, Atlantic Magazine and Leica Camera USA, featuring the creativity and community of women and BIPOC artists alongside our local New England Photographic Community, highlighting the people and communities they inhabit.

St. Eulalia Parish is hosting an electronics recycling event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday July 16. The event will be held in the church parking at 50 Ridge Street in Winchester. Residents from all towns are welcome to recycle. All electronics, appliances, items with a plug and/or batteries, as well as bicycles in any condition will be accepted and recycled for a small cost as follows:

Every Saturday through the end of October 9:30 am to 1:30 pm on the Town Common farm fresh vegetables and fruits live music prepared foods and more Plan ahead for parking at the market: Laraway Road (between the Town Common and railway station) remains closed due to ongoing construction.

Amelia Earhart’s fearless, adventuresome spirit leads to hair-raising rides down her homemade roller coaster, and she is enthralled with the wonders of the new “flying machines” during a family vacation to the Iowa State Fair. As she matures, she is fulfilled by her work as a nurse’s aide and begins to consider a career in medicine. This idea “flies out the window,” however, when she pays a pilot $1.00 to take her up for a short “hop” in his plane. From then on, the science of aviation becomes her passion as flying becomes her career. She follows her dreams with an indomitable spirit, and her story will inspire everyone to pursue their own budding interests, whatever they may be, and will also reinforce the importance of family, respect for others and individuality. We welcome Sheryl Faye back in-person for this amazing one woman show. Sponsored by a generous grant from the Cummings Foundation.

Winchester's own Sonic Honey is a trio with 30+ years of collective music experience. Hard to define but easy to love, their music is mostly originals with some hidden covers. Bring a picnic, blanket or chair and enjoy a late summer afternoon of music.