This is a public meeting of the Community Preservation Commission. 

This is a public meeting of the Somerville Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

This is an open meeting of the Somerville Bicycle Advisory Committee.

This is a public meeting of the Human Rights Commission. 

This is a public meeting of the Planning Board. 

Due to its fragile condition, the site is often closed to the public, except by appointment, or during regular openings during the seasonal months.

Join us as we learn about a wide range of arts & crafts from weaving to watercolor pencils. We will also be sharing with each other various arts & crafts that we might already do on our own such as needlepoint and knitting.

This is a public meeting of the Somerville Fair Housing Commission.

This is a public meeting of the Zoning Board of Appeals.

This is a public meeting of the Somerville Women's Commission. 

This is a public meeting of the Historic Preservation Commission.

This is an open meeting of the Somerville Licensing Commission.

Join Somerville Mayor Joseph A. Curtatone, Ward 3 Alderman Robert J. McWatters, the Community Preservation Committee and Community Preservation Act (CPA) project implementers on Monday, September 19, at 6 p.m. for a celebration to mark the reopening of Prospect Hill Tower. The Prospect Hill Tower rehabilitation is the first project to be completed with Somerville CPA funds.

Natasha Naim, LCSW, for the Somerville Council on Aging will be holding regular monthly visits at the Cross Street Center to answer your questions, address your concerns and assist you in any number of areas.

Celebrate the season at “Strike Up The Bands,” the September installment of the City’s SomerStreets festival, on Sunday, Sept 18, from 2 to 6 p.m. between School St. and Lowell St. on Highland Ave.

The Evolution of Hip Hop Festival was created to share positive hip hop music and spoken word with people of all ages, & share the history of hip hop music and what it brings to our communities. The festival will include musical performances by local artists, spoken word performances, vendors, and hands-on activities.

Everyone is welcome! Books are available at the Somerville Public Library – Main Branch. Ask for the COA book at the circulation desk, they will check the book out on your library card.

First observed in 1979, National POW/MIA Recognition Day is a day to honor returned prisoners of war and those members of the U.S. military, as well as civilians, who are still missing and unaccounted for from past wars. The day also serves to support ongoing search efforts for the missing.

This is a public meeting of the Somerville Redevelopment Authority.

This is a public meeting of the Somerville Traffic Commission.