Posts in category Brookline News

Stay at home directives are important for preventing the spread of COVID-19, but for many, staying home, with a partner who is abusive, is not …

by Celina Colby It is that time of year again when the Brookline Commission for Women will sift through dozens of nominations to select Brookline’s …

In a 150-year old building nestled in Brookline Village, working professionals of all ages and industries congregate at The Village Works, a neighborhood co-working space …

On Friday, July 21, 2017, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) identified West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes in traps located in Brookline. As a result, …

Brookline will join yogis from all over the world on Tuesday, June 20, 2017, to celebrate the second International Day of Yoga, which also marks …

PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY The Pride of Brookline 100TH Birthday!! TOWN-WIDE PARTY 1960’s SOCK HOP *DJ – 1960’s Jukebox Classics *Poodle Skirt Hula Hoop Troupe …

Brookline Library Artist-in-Residence Closing Event Thursday, November 17th, 3-8:30pm Main Branch of the Brookline Library All Ages welcome This event is free The first season …

The Brookline Interactive Group (BIG) will host its first Public Virtual Reality Lab Meetup with staff members from the PBS program FRONTLINE on Thursday, August …

The Courtyard Marriott of Brookline will unveil its new $6 million renovation to the public on May 17 between 5-7pm. The hotel will combine its …

By Tanner Stening Activists from Brookline came together to voice their opinions on social justice and equality at the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. …