The Pollard Memorial Library is playing a big role in this year’s Learning Festival. In addition to organizing the “Cooking with Local Flavors” event on Oct. 19, a Lowell Reads discussion on Oct. 20, a talk about Lowell history on Oct. 23, and a discussion with the author of “Slow Noodles” on Oct. 23, the […]
As part of our efforts to become a Learning City, the Lowell City of Learning initiative hosts an annual Lowell Learning Festival. Celebrating learning in a festival atmosphere brings the whole city to life and encourages people to discover the lifelong learning opportunities that are all around them.
Join SLS Fitness and Dragonfly Cafe for a Healthy Food Swaps Seminar! Discover simple food swaps that can help balance your blood sugar, enhance your nutrient intake, and boost your energy levels. We’ll provide a pantry list of essential ingredients to stock up on and share delicious recipes for meal prepping. Don’t miss out! Hosted […]
We can no longer deny the reality of the climate crisis but what can we do about it? Lowell City of Learning hosts six UMass Lowell professors to discuss the science behind extreme weather, the potential impacts on public health, and how the built environment can mitigate or worsen the effects of climate change. They […]
Try out chess in a unique venue. Join the Lowell Chess Club as it ‘goes on the road’ to Little Delights Bakery. Chess games (and informal instruction) will be going on around the big table in this fun space downtown. Treat yourself (and help a local business) by buying a cupcake, macaron or bubble tea […]
Slow Noodles author, Chantha Nguon, will speak to us about her book. Watch from home or join us in the Ground Floor Meeting Room at the library and watch with our community. The library will share the virtual event link for all of those who register. We hope you’ll be able to join us in […]
With Speakers: Robert Forrant, Chandarnee Khoeun, Chrisna Khoun Pollard Memorial Library Reference Room For two centuries, Lowell, Massachusetts, has been a magnet for immigrants and refugees. However, there is a volatile side to this history. On September 15, 1987, as Southeast Asian and Latino parents sought to desegregate Lowell, Massachusetts public schools in the face […]
A native of Lowell, Mass., Gilday served as the 32nd Chief of Naval Operations from August 22, 2019, through August 17, 2023. A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Gilday held staff assignments with the Bureau of Naval Personnel; staff of the Chief of Naval Operations, and staff of the Vice Chief of Naval Operations. […]
This high-level stakeholder’s lunch forum will draw on community experiences to build capacity for Lowell youth in the clean energy space. It will be hosted at the UMass Lowell Innovation Hub with the support of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center. Offered by Cornerstone Global as part of the 2024 Lowell City of Learning Festival, which […]
Allen House at UMass Lowell on Solomont Way Historically, the US has played a role in helping to moderate and mediate the conflict in Northern Ireland. In the period after the signing of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, the US continued to support the evolving peace process. In 2016 however, the Brexit vote challenged the […]
Doors open at 1:30pm for networking.Short concert starts at 2pm and runs till about 2:30pm, featuring Raley Beggs, MCC faculty and guitarist, with a few of his MCC students, performing a variety of music for solo guitar and guitar ensemble.Offered by Middlesex Community College’s “A World of Music” concert series as part of the 2024 […]
Enjoy a delicious meal prepared BY our community, FOR our community Free and Open to All with Seating for 20 Registration is Required and Open 2 Weeks prior to event. Register Here: MCG Supper Club – Mill City Grows Parking and Accessibility There is plenty of parking on Suffolk Street, just a short walk to […]