This is a public meeting of the Somerville Housing Authority. 

Gather at City Hall and march to Prospect Hill, where the first American Flag was flown. Once at Prospect Hill. learn about the important role our city played in the American Revolution. Also join us in patriotic songs and enjoy light refreshments. 

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 Powderhouse Studios Innovation Plan Committee. 

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 Fair Housing Commission. 

Free movies presented by the Somerville Public Library. This week's feature is The Shallows. 

This meeting is for individuals impacted by addiction, people who are supporting them and Recovery Coaches. So whether you are just starting your path to recovery or have been in recovery and would like to support others please join us.

This is a public meeting of the Somerville Retirement Board. 

Join us for the December meeting of the Somerville Commission for Women. The meeting will have time allotted for informal discussion between current Commissioners and those interested in the work of the Commission.

This is an open meeting of the Historic Reservation Commission. 

This is a public meeting of the Bicycle Committee Meeting.

Come join the Reminiscing Group as we go back in time. 

Join the Somerville Council on Aging LGBTQ Group for a wine and cheese night. 

Join the City of Somerville for an Arbor Day celebration on Monday, December 19, from 11 a.m. to noon, in the Aldermanic Chambers at City Hall. The event will include a presentation and discussion about urban forestry and an official proclamation read by Mayor Curtatone. Light refreshments will be served.

Tour guides will lead trolleys past some of the City’s most spectacular displays of holiday lights, sharing stories about the families that decorate and providing local historic trivia en route. Tours depart from the City Hall Concourse every 45 minutes beginning at 4:30 p.m. Refreshments, choral music and craft activities will be available inside City Hall.

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.

This is a public hearing of the Somerville Historic Preservation Commission.