The League of Women Voters of Wellesley is hosting their Fall Opening Meeting on October 7th. Their guest speaker this year is Catherine Simpson Bueker,
The Committee for Indigenous Peoples Day Wellesley (WOW) and the Wellesley Public Library are excited to announce Wellesley’s first event to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day
What is jazz? Where did it come from? Who are its heroes? In this unique interactive workshop created by the Boston group Wee The People,
Calling all High School Students in Wellesley! Here is an opportunity to win your share of over $2000 of prizes and make your voice heard
The statement was drafted by the Chamber’s Diversity and Inclusion Committee, which has also been helping us create programming designed to help its board and its
In partnership with World of Wellesley, Wellesley Public Schools invite you to make the commitment to learning more about race and racism, and how we
Tonight the Select Board voted 4 to 1 in favor of proclaiming the second Monday of October henceforth be commemorated as Indigenous Peoples Day and
Wellesley voters and Town Meeting have already affirmed their intent to honor Indigenous Peoples Day on the second Monday of October and cease to celebrate
Town election results are in! Question 1 has passed. The community has voted and its voice is clear: the town of Wellesley stands in solidarity
Good Trouble: More Than Just a Day and a Call to Action was the theme for World of Wellesley’s 21st Annual Dr. Martin Luither King,
We as people who reside, work, and engage in Wellesley acknowledge this town is located on the traditional territory of the Massachusett and Nipmuc Tribes. Learn more about Native Land.
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