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All Upcoming Events, Starting on Oct 4, 2026
Somerville Mobile Farmers Market
The market will be open Thursdays through Saturdays, and will run through October 31.
HONK! Festival
21st Annual HONK! Festival of Activist Street Bands; this year's on-site U.S. bands total 35, plus on-site video livestream participation from several international bands; w/plenty of ways for audience participation.
Holiday: Indigenous Peoples’ Day
All City offices are closed. Trash and recycling pickup will be delayed by one day.
Yoga with Louise (Council on Aging)
Yoga is a joyful practice that connects the body, mind, and spirit. This is a chair-based class with the option to work on supported standing balance.
Please contact Michelle with questions.
Please see flyer for additional services.
Yoga with Louise (Council on Aging)
Yoga is a joyful practice that connects the body, mind, and spirit. This is a chair-based class with the option to work on supported standing balance.
Please contact Michelle with questions.
Please see flyer for additional services.
Bingo at Ralph & Jenny (Council on Aging)
Bingo
Every Tuesday in October
Bingo starts at 10:00 a.m.
Lunch will be served at noon or at the end of Bingo.
All are welcome! Registration is required. You will need to register on a weekly basis.
Each week call the COA Reservation line at 617-625-6600 ext. 2323, Monday Tuesday to reserve your spot for the following week.
Men's Group (Council on Aging)
Our men’s group meets the second Tuesday of the month.
A confidential space where men are free to speak openly and honestly about their lives, what is happening and to support each other. New and returning members are welcome.
For more information contact Debby at 617-625-6600 ext. 2321 or dhiggins@somervillema.gov.
De-Cluttering Support Group (Council on Aging)
Are you curious about de-cluttering but feel overwhelmed by the process of starting to sort through your items? The Somerville Council on aging offers a support group to help build skills to make de-cluttering feel less daunting. This group is open to Somerville and cambridge residents over the age of 60.
RSVP to Natasha Naim
Knitting With Natasha (Council on Aging)
Have you always wanted to learn how to knit or are you a knitter looking to find other friends who knit? Look no further than Knitting with Natasha. Join a supportive and fun group as we learn more about knitting while knitting together!
Please contact Natasha at 617-625-6600 ext. 2317 if you have any questions.
Please see flyer for additonal details.
Healthy Steps (Council on Aging)
Healthy-Steps is a movement program designed to help you thrive! This playful class is for everyBODY and can be done seated or standing. It focuses on improving strength and endurance, range of motion, and provides an opportunity to work on balance. Dance with props to eclectic music and have fun on the way to better health.
Urban Design Commission Meeting
Pursuant to Chapter 2 of the Acts of 2025, this meeting of the Urban Design Commission will be conducted via remote participation.
2026 Neighborhood Connect Meeting - Ward 1
Community members are invited to join Mayor Jake Wilson, the City Council, and School Committee during the 2026 ‘Neighborhood Connect’ meeting series. Formerly known as City Hall Community Meetings, Neighborhood Connect will take place in each of Somerville’s seven wards.
Nutrition at Holland Street (Council on Aging)
Getting an understanding of your Body Fat and Body Mass Index can help understand what you need, but we also want to look at our Body Roundness Index. Unlike BMI, Body Roundness Index BRI accounts for body shape and fat distribution, offering a more correct assessment of cardiometabolic risk.
General Exercise - Holland Street (Council on Aging)
Add some movement to your day! General Exercise is a chair-based fitness class with supported standing strength training and balance. We’ll use a variety of props such as a play ball, resistance band, and weights to practice functional movement patterns. Enjoy moving to music while doing easy-to-follow cardio, mobility, strengthening and stretching exercises.
Zumba Gold (Council on Aging)
Zumba Gold® uses Latin and international rhythms and is a lower intensity version of Zumba® for active older adults. It uses easy-to follow moves that focus on balance, range of motion, and coordination. The class is designed to develop cardiovascular endurance, muscular conditioning and flexibility while helping relieve arthritic pain.
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