Pysanky Workshop at deCordova
Explore the art, symbolism, and joy in creating Pysanky. The Ukrainian pysanka egg was believed to possess an enormous power not only in the egg itself, which harbored the beginning of life, but also in the symbolic designs and colors which were written upon the egg. In this workshop, you… Read More
deCordova Performance Series with Eight Feet Tall and Participatory Ceili
Join us for an evening of traditional and old-style Irish dance and music with a performance by the quartet Eight Feet Tall and social céilí dancing for all. This participatory dance practice is a fun and simple group experience. No experience is needed and all dances will be taught –… Read More
2024 Paul J. Cronin Memorial Lecture: John Grade
Join us for the annual Paul J. Cronin Memorial Lecture, featuring artist and sculptor John Grade. Inspired by changing ecosystems in the natural world, John Grade works with his studio team to sculpt immersive large-scale, site-specific installations. Kinetics, impermanence and chance are often central to the work. Read More
Ohh La La, Sensational French Salads – Adult Cooking Class
This Women’s History Month, join us for a month-long, farm-grown celebration of one of history’s most iconic female chefs, Julia Child, and her cuisine. If there’s anyone who can spice up a salad and make it exciting, it’s the French! In this hands-on class with Chef Thi, you’ll learn… Read More
Theatre on Castle Hill: Ada and the Engine
What if Jane Austen had met Steve Jobs, and then written a play? Playwright Lauren Gunderson (The Revolutionists, Silent Sky) tells the story of Ada Byron Lovelace in this poignant pre-tech romance heralding the computer age. As the great grandmother of artificial intelligence, “Ada envisions a whole new world where… Read More
Yoga at deCordova
Come enjoy a restorative yoga class and mindful meditation at deCordova. We will meet in the museum to activate your body and mind as a teacher from On The Mat Yoga leads vinyasa yoga surrounded by artwork. Bring your mat and a water bottle and get ready… Read More
Family Yoga in the Museum
Connect with your child and spend the morning as a family. We will meet in the museum for a kiddo-friendly yoga class that weaves a rich balance between the imaginative world of the child with the distinct aspects of yoga practice that support mindfulness, self-regulation and joy. Your instructor comes… Read More
Finding Fungi Guided Mushroom Hike and Hunt at Chestnut Hill Farm
Now you see them and then you don’t! Have you ever wondered about the wild mushrooms you see in nature? At this fun and educational Finding Fungi Guided Mushroom Hike & Hunt we’ll review several methods beginners can use to identify and group similar fungi together, tips and tricks… Read More
Theatre on Castle Hill: Ada and the Engine
What if Jane Austen had met Steve Jobs, and then written a play? Playwright Lauren Gunderson (The Revolutionists, Silent Sky) tells the story of Ada Byron Lovelace in this poignant pre-tech romance heralding the computer age. As the great grandmother of artificial intelligence, “Ada envisions a whole new world where… Read More
Nature Play Urbana – Egleston Square Branch of the Boston Public Library
Curated for preschoolers, Nature Play Urbana offers free, nature-themed fun in partnership with the Boston Public Library in Egleston. Join us for storytelling, sensory crafts, and seasonal exploration this winter and spring. Each bilingual session (English & Spanish) introduces a new nature theme to spark curiosity and a love for… Read More
Theatre on Castle Hill: Ada and the Engine
What if Jane Austen had met Steve Jobs, and then written a play? Playwright Lauren Gunderson (The Revolutionists, Silent Sky) tells the story of Ada Byron Lovelace in this poignant pre-tech romance heralding the computer age. As the great grandmother of artificial intelligence, “Ada envisions a whole new world where… Read More
Mastering the Five French Mother Sauces – Adult Cooking Class
This Women’s History Month, join us for a month-long, farm-grown celebration of one of history’s most iconic female chefs, Julia Child, and her cuisine. Julia Child knew the five mother sauces are an essential part of any chef’s expertise, and she worked hard to master each one. The mother… Read More