A fun, safe, social group to discuss women’s issues and growing older. Come meet new friends, reminisce, discuss any and all issues regarding woman and our role in the world today!

This is a music immersion class for those who have never played a woodwind instrument and would like to start, or have played in the past and are looking for an opportunity to play music again with others! Join Clarinetist and sax player Todd Brunel in a new exciting musical adventure. We will start with the basics and then work up some Basie (Count Basie that is)!

The Somerville Mobile Farmers’ Market sells fresh, local produce in Somerville, MA. We offer an unlimited 50% discount for residents of North Street or Mystic Housing, as well as for showing your SNAP, WIC, or Senior Farmers’ Market Coupons. We accept cash, debit, credit, SNAP/EBT, WIC Farmers’ Market Coupons, and Senior Farmers’ Market Coupons.

The Somerville Mobile Farmers’ Market sells fresh, local produce in Somerville, MA. We offer an unlimited 50% discount for residents of North Street or Mystic Housing, as well as for showing your SNAP, WIC, or Senior Farmers’ Market Coupons. We accept cash, debit, credit, SNAP/EBT, WIC Farmers’ Market Coupons, and Senior Farmers’ Market Coupons.

The Somerville Mobile Farmers’ Market sells fresh, local produce in Somerville, MA. We offer an unlimited 50% discount for residents of North Street or Mystic Housing, as well as for showing your SNAP, WIC, or Senior Farmers’ Market Coupons. We accept cash, debit, credit, SNAP/EBT, WIC Farmers’ Market Coupons, and Senior Farmers’ Market Coupons.

The Somerville Mobile Farmers’ Market sells fresh, local produce in Somerville, MA. We offer an unlimited 50% discount for residents of North Street or Mystic Housing, as well as for showing your SNAP, WIC, or Senior Farmers’ Market Coupons. We accept cash, debit, credit, SNAP/EBT, WIC Farmers’ Market Coupons, and Senior Farmers’ Market Coupons.

Somerville Council on Aging

Join us for Breakfast

The free annual SomerMovie Fest is back, and because of the animal-themed lineup, we’re designating this year’s fest as the “SomerMovie Beast.” Showings are scheduled every Thursday evening at dusk from July 6 through August 24. Screenings will take place at different locations across the city. The full “SomerMovie Beast” schedule is as follows:

Public meeting of the Human Rights Commission.

This meeting of the Somerville Affordable Housing Trust is accessible and open to the public.

This structure was built in 1903 to honor the troops who camped atop the hill during both the Revolutionary War and Civil War. It was designated as a Local Historic District in 1985 and was just recently re-stabilized through a 2015 Somerville CPA grant.

This partnership with the Somerville Police Department and the Center for Teen Empowerment aims to make communication between Somerville community members and the police department easily accessible, and strengthen relationships among police, youth, community residents and business owners.

Summer Schedule

Keep summer going by joining us for a BBQ at our Holland Street Center.
See flyer for details. 

This is a public meeting of the Somerville Commission on Energy Use and Climate Change.

This is a public meeting of the Somerville Commission for Persons with Disabilities. 

Join the Somerville Council on Aging for a Low Vision Support Group. The group meets the 2nd Tuesday of each month. Guest: Art Butnick and Elizabeth from SHINE to discuss Health Insurance.

This is a music immersion class for those who have never played a woodwind instrument and would like to start, or have played in the past and are looking for an opportunity to play music again with others! Join Clarinetist and sax player Todd Brunel in a new exciting musical adventure. We will start with the basics and then work up some Basie (Count Basie that is)!

Afternoon at the Movies
Join us for pizza & a movie.
This month's movie is The Shack.
Please see flyer for details.

SomerStreets is the City of Somerville’s take on the internationally-renowned Open Streets concept, closing busy city streets to vehicles, and opening them up for cycling, walking, dancing, running, and other modes of activity.

Information about the City's latest renewable energy program called HeatSmart/CoolSmart will be available at the Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development Housing Division table. Pick up a flier and invitation to the kickoff workshop before the program is launched on Monday, August 7th!