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“The only reason I'm giving it five stars cuz some of these people that work here really care about us. they give their all everyday they come into work! Especially Juliana I couldn't think this woman enough for what she does for us on a daily basis I thank God everyday that she's in our life.”
11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
395 Main St, Stoneham
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“Great option for theater outside of Boston Variety and quality of productions excellent. Frugal Fridays is a great value. Any seat gives an excellent view of the production. .Plenty of free parking nearby and many restaurant choices”
“completed the jewelry 101 course. Fantastic instructor who led us through a series of steps learning the correct techniques on every tool in the Artisan's Asylum jewelry shop. We completed a ring (which my wife liked) over the two day 6 hour course. I have had some previous experience but this was an excellent learning process that taught me many things that improved my skills. Highly recommend taking this learning journey!! Great value for your money.”
“Rented a row boat for an hour.
Al and Keelan were friendly and helpful! The life jackets were in excellent condition and they had little kids' sizes.”
“The staff at the Burbank YMCA after-school program are truly amazing. My daughter absolutely loves going there and often asks to stay even longer! She's made wonderful friends, feels accepted, and is surrounded by care and support. The program keeps her engaged, active, and entertained with a variety of activities, making every afternoon something to look forward to. As a parent, it's such a relief to know she's in such great hands, and I’m incredibly grateful for the positive, enriching environment the YMCA provides. Highly recommend!”
“My partner Hayce and I are proud members of the Woburn Chambers of Commerce, and I 100% recommend it to anyone considering joining. They are truly an efficient, supportive, and outstanding group!”
“The NACA program in Boston is an excellent resource for individuals and families looking to achieve homeownership. The program provides comprehensive financial counseling, education, and support throughout the home-buying process. What makes NACA unique is its focus on affordability, including no down payment, no closing costs, and competitive mortgage terms for qualified buyers.”
“Great place for a great cause. This non-profit helps children receive all necessary clothing and hygiene products. During the summer time, they prepare school backpacks full of school supplies. Many options to be involved, by donating or volunteering.”
“A wild, vibrant neighborhood institution at the intersection of community, culture, and organizing. A truly inviting, down-to-earth community space with thoughtful programming that walks the talk. The beating, honking, dancing heart of Jamaica Plain.”
“Can someone please tell me if Peggy Perry still works there. She was so wonderful when I used to be there years ago. Loved this place and seen a picture that reminded me of her is why I ask. Just wanna know if she is ok.”
“This is primarilly a non-profit used book store but also has clothing and household accessiries. The store hires people from 16 to 24 who are struggling and helps to give them the life skills for further employment and like skills to succeed. They take donations of clothing and housdwares as well as books only excluding textbooks. Their store and workspace is going to be expanded shortly.
This us a great asset to the community serving Waltham and surrounding areas.”
Open 24 hours
246 Walnut St #103, Newton
Community Services Non Profits
“It was a pleasure working with such a wonderful team of dedicated, knowledgeable and caring people as we went through the adoption processes for each of our two sons. Highly recommend this agency!”
“Historic playhouse with a larger theater and smaller black box space. The folding chairs in the latter can be uncomfortable - consider laying down a sweater or bring a cushion for longer plays.”
“All I can say is in the 60's, this was the place to go. They had sailboats, row boats, all kinds of stuff to do. I rode my bike there from somerville. I think the guy running the sailing ⛵️ program name was sully? Maybe. You had to pass and get a sailing certificate first. I can't believe that place is still there.”
“They partner on great community initiatives. We have a co-hosted event ourselves each year. Staff is excited to do the work that reaches, teaches and touches... that's good enough for me.”
“An amazing place run by Vicky, a tremendous presence in Massachusetts dance community. It has nice space to dance, good floor and sound. Come for the argentine tango lessons by engaging local teachers, social dance milongas with warm community, workshops and performances by out of town luminaries.”
“The Food Project-- awesome for so many reasons. But, never having purchased their CSA or been to one of their farmers' markets (though I definitely trust other reviewers' 5-star assessments), the basis of my review are their volunteer opportunities and workshops/events for the general public. I met one of my really good friends while volunteering at the Food Projects' urban farm near Dudley Square, where I also got my first experience in urban gardening. The staff are friendly and welcoming to all, whether you're an individual or group (just make sure you arrange ahead of time if you're bringing a big group of people). It's a great place to get your hands dirty and know that you're making a difference in the community by helping a great organization. The cooking workshops they offer at their Dudley Street HQ are also great. Knowledgeable community members teach classes on bread-making, pickling, various cultural cuisines (i.e., Sudanese or Cape Verdean), and all classes are donation-based. Cooking workshops typically run in the late winter and early spring--just in time for you to have some new ideas about how to use the harvest from the coming growing season!-- so keep an eye on TFP's Facebook page or e-mail list for updates on the workshops in mid-winter. There are also gardening workshops offered throughout the spring, and a spring seedling sale.”
9:30AM - 4PM
265 Beaver St, Waltham
Community Services Non Profits
“Holly was very helpful and kind. I was tempted to just order everything I needed online, but going to the store was much more informative and ended up saving money!”
“Want to truth preached? Roxbury Church of Christ is the place to be. A caring and compassionate family of honest Christians. They are striving to be seekers and doers of the word of God and they are succeeding.”
“This organization has been unbelievably helpful to my family and myself for a variety of reasons dealing with Down Syndrome. They have provided so much information and support.”
9AM - 11:30PM
1 Curling Ln, Wayland
Community Services Non Profits
“This place is an absolute gem. The stuff we’re very kind and took their time to teach us the amazing sport of curling. As a first timer, I really got to learn the sport and I felt comfortable playing the game. I would highly recommend.”
“One of the best urban meditation centers in the vipassana tradition. Kind staff, beautiful building, and welcoming community.
Larry, Narayan, and Michael are incredibly knowledgeable, genuine — and human. Larry Rosenberg was one of my favorite teachers — in any spiritual tradition. He’s that rare combination of incredibly funny and blunt — and genuinely caring.
CIMC offers a variety of programming, from drop-in meditation sessions, to Wednesday evening talks, to affinity programs for various communities — to daylong in-center retreats.
The building housing the center is absolutely gorgeous. It’s traditional and stately — while remaining cozy and welcoming. The surrounding wooden fence and gardens give the impression of being in a Japanese monastery.
Beautiful place and great people. I highly recommend it!”
“What an amazing place to have as a resource. The people that work there are always super friendly. It's nice to have a place to stay that's not a hospital! They have everything you could need. A nice and quiet room, many shared bathrooms. There a nice yard with playset for the kids. A huge playroom in the basement plus a media room and laundry room. Plus they always have family style meals to share in their large dining room. The kitchen is big with enough room for at least 2 families to cook at once. They usually have pantry items and shared items in the fridge. They make it feel comfortable and safe. Thank you Boston House!!”
“Everything about this place is top notch! I've enjoyed so many fresh delicious vegetables over the years.
I just took a class on garlic. So informative and fun!
Thank you for your mission!”
8AM - 3:30PM
341 Virginia Rd, Concord
Community Services Non Profits
“A very nice place, where they make a very delicious Maple Syrup and where they have cultivation techniques to protect it with very new, curious and interesting techniques.”
8:30AM - 7:30PM
220 Reservoir St # 6, Needham
Community Services Non Profits
“For over 6 years now, Commonwealth Learning Center has consistently provided excellent individualized tutoring and academic support that has helped our child have proficiency and confidence in school. We appreciate how the tutors over the years got to know our child's specific needs and how they followed a plan of development but remained flexible enough to apply their development plan to real life school assignments. The CLC culture, while focused and skilled, enabled the tutors to work with our child's needs and communicate regularly with us as parents. We are grateful for the lasting impact and shudder to think of where our now high schooler would be without the investment of teachers and tutors and Commonwealth Learning Center. Thank you CLC!”
“Great function hall. Very clean place with a full bar. 100+ guest. No stairs. Extra clean bathrooms. It has WiFi! People running it are very nice. Skyy Event Services did the music and digital booth. Great time!”
7:45AM - 4:30PM
202 Burlington Rd, Bedford
Community Services Non Profits
“Awesome place to work with and friendly, helpful employees. They do a lot of amazing work. Looks like a great place to work if I didn't already have a job I like.”
8:30AM - 5PM
1466 Main St, Waltham
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“This is an amazing foundation for support for us in the footware industry...lost my job due to a tropical storm that made my location closed down and they were quick to assist once my application was submitted...highly recommend giving them a try!”
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“Beautiful space showcasing local artists. Small venue is perfect after a lunch or between activities. Spend 20-30 minutes unless shopping stunning finely crafted pieces for sale. Finds include jewelry, wood works, toys and decor pieces in pottery and paintings.”