The 2022 Global Learning Festival will be held from November 6th to the 9th.  This virtual festival seeks to provide unity and connection to communities all over the world by […]

“If you understood me as well as Richard Gregg does, I would die happy. –Mohandas Gandhi, to a group of Indian leaders, 1941. John Wooding will present and discuss the […]

The book Acting Out: Voices from the Theatre is a collaborative work between 50 Palestinian actors, actresses, directors and theater managers, and Dr. Jonathan Daitch. During two extended visits to […]

(Program starts at 5:15 PM).  In person.  Please join us on November 10th to present the first Patrick J. Mogan Learning City award to William Samaras, former Lowell Mayor, City […]

Explore the City’s newest self-guided walk, the Lowell Black History Trail.  Unveiled by the City in June, markers were installed with information about Lowell’s Black history, and you can follow […]

A Lowell Celebrates Kerouac (LCK) Annual Gathering. We take time to honor the lives of those in the Kerouac World, either in Lowell or beyond, who have recently passed away. […]

Led by Kurt Phaneuf. The walk takes in some of the downtown places in Lowell described in the Lowell novels. This year Kurt dedicates the tour to John Dorfner, author […]

This event will be a tour for our visitors to our new art teaching space. Visitors will get to see the finished space after months of renovations and construction that […]

This special storytime is full of rhymes and songs and is designed for children age 3 and younger – but big siblings are always welcome! Space is limited and sign […]

Come to Western Avenue Studios, 122 & 160 Western Avenue for a 2-day open studios event, Saturday, October 7th, and Sunday, October 8th. Discover a wide range of art forms, […]

Paul, one of the founders of Lowell Celebrates Kerouac, will discuss the evolving public perception of 20th-century author Jack Kerouac in his hometown, examining the dynamic relationship between an innovative, […]

Led by Bill Walsh. The tour centers on the Pollard Library’s Kerouac Corner, noting the times Jack played hooky from Lowell High School in order to read books of his […]