Upcoming Events

New England Pharmacy & Wellness of Brookline will offer the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Registration is required by Thursday, October 23 at 617-730-2770.

Please bring your insurance and Medicare cards, along with a form of ID. Please wear short sleeves or a loose fitting shirt. If you are feeling unwell, experiencing respiratory symptoms, or have a fever, please stay home.

Celebrate this richly symbolic holiday. In ancient times, Aztec and Mayan people set an entire month to welcome home the spirits of loved ones. In many Mexican homes there is an ofrenda (altar) to welcome a family's loved ones' return. A community ofrenda will be constructed at the Brookline Senior Center this year. You are invited to bring a photograph or memento of a loved one who has died to either Julie Washburn or Jamie Jensen in the days before the observance or bring it the day of the observance between 10:00 and 11:00 am to be placed on the ofrenda. Please write your name on any photos. You may also say a few words or tell a short anecdote about your loved one. Light refreshments provided.

DVinci Soul, named one of the best cover bands in Boston, is a dynamic 6-piece Motown and Soul band known for their soulful harmonies, lively horns, and tight rhythm section is returning to the Library to once again to get people moving to their infectious grooves and dance-inducing repertoire. There will be plenty of room for dancing!

The band includes lead vocalist and Brookline resident, Debra Vinci, Chris Leadbetter on guitar and vocals, drummer and vocalist David Fuller, Jeff Garmel on saxophone, trombonist Bob Pilkington, and Richard Hale Shaw on bass. Thursday, November 6, 2025, 7:00 - 8:30 pm in Hunneman Hall at the Village Library, 361 Washington Street.

A live performance at the Norwood Theatre! The package includes a 12 pm meal at a neighboring restaurant before the show. The performance of Ghost: The Musical will be 1:30 to 4:00 pm. Total cost is $40 per person. A raffle for attendance will be held will be drawn on Wednesday, November 5 and payment must be made in full to Jamie by November 10. Leave from Senior Center, Wednesday, November 12, 11am (return around 5pm), Call 617�730�2770 to register.

The Brookline Senior Center will be holding its annual Craft Fair & Rummage Sale Friday, November 14 from 10:00 am-4:00 pm Saturday, November 15 from 10:00 am- 3:00 pm. We will have crafts, jewelry, holiday items, children's items, yummy baked goods, raffles, tons of unique treasures and so much more. Grab your shopping bags and head over to start your shopping day at our $1 bagel and coffee café. Prior to the event, we are also seeking donations of jewelry, children's items, holiday items, and rummage sale items for this event. Please drop off any items in the donation bins on the 2nd floor outside the Brookline Council on Aging offices. Note: we do not accept large items, anything with plugs, linens and/or clothing. We are also seeking additional volunteers and baked goods for the event. Questions: Please contact Jamie at or 617-730-2753.

Why is assisted living so expensive - and what are we paying for? The truth is senior living pricing can feel like decoding the world's most confusing menu. Join the Senior Living Ladies and 2 Sisters Senior Living Advisors for a 45-minute workshop, that explains what families are really paying for. You will leave with clarity, confidence and a one page description you can actually use. It's informative, witty, and designed to make a stressful topic a lot easier.

Please register at 617-730-2770.

This 1-mile trail at Cutler Park features a walk around wetlands and twisty trails through oak and cherry groves. We will spend our time observing wetland habitats, learning about their importance, and stretching our legs on this chilly winter morning. There are a few tripping hazards, such as rocks and small logs, along the way. The paths are uneven and unpaved. Please dress for the weather and bring a water bottle! Transportation is provided from Brookline Senior Center to the park. The bus leaves promptly at 10am. We will return to the Senior Center around 12:30/1pm. $7.00

Brookline Commission for the Arts Annual Celebration of the community and the businesses that make it special. There will be live performances throughout Coolidge Corner in addition to giveaways and a window decorating contest. More details to follow but plan on being in Brookline on Thursday, December 4, to celebrate the kickoff to the holiday season.