On Monday, April 30th, the Woburn Historical Society and Woburn Public Library, in conjunction with the Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area and the American Antiquarian Society, will present “Declaring Independence: Then and Now; Reconsidering the promises of the Declaration of Independence: A narrated performance and community conversation.” What did the Declaration of Independence mean to citizens of 1776? What meanings does it hold for us today?

Are you eligible to vote but unsure of how to register? Would you like to learn more about upcoming local elections? Do you like cake? Please join the Woburn Public Library and Woburn Welcomes for an casual evening of education and assistance, served with a side of cake. On Wednesday, May 2 from 7:00—8:30 PM at the front table of the Woburn Public Library (Temporary Location). 

What's better than reading children's books?  Having professional musicians bring the story to musical life by playing, singing and providing expert narration!  Please join the Woburn Public Library at the Reeves Elementary school for a fantastic morning of story and music (expertly provided by the faculty and staff of the Powers Music School in Belmont).  

LOCATION: Reeves Elementary School  | 240 Lexington St., Woburn | April 21st at 10:30am

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The Woburn Business Association's hospitality group, HERE (Hospitality Entertainment & Restaurant Exchange) invites restaurants and chefs to compete in the 1st Annual Mac n Cheese Bowl on April 26th. Bring your best version of a mac n cheese recipe and let the public decide whose version is the favorite. They are expecting 200 people to attend this great community event at the Courtyard Marriott in Unicorn Park. In addition to over 20 mouth watering varieties of Mac 'n Cheese, they will have games, prizes and a cash bar!

The time has come once again to unite and celebrate the community as we come together to Walk the Walk to raise awareness and continue supporting the journey of adults living with Autism and developmental disabilities. Last year, NuPath broke new records raising over $130,000 and this year their goal is to bust the $150K mark... and they'll do it with your support!

Join the James L. McKeown Boys & Girls Club of Woburn on St. Patrick's Day for a night of fun to support the Club! Enjoy a delicious corned beef & cabbage dinner, cash bar, music from Curragh's Fancy and DJ Dan Maguire, raffles and more! And of course, the grand drawing for the $20,000 Pot of Gold prize! Tickets are $50 per person. Tables of 8 may be reserved.

Get your Pot of Gold Raffle Ticket: http://bit.ly/pograffle

The Woburn Girl Scouts are hosting a Gala and Trivia Night at Joe's American Bar and Grill on March 23rd, 7-9 pm. Tickets are $30 per person. The price includes a buffet style dinner, dessert, non-alcoholic drinks, and trivia. So get your friends and family together and come to this great event to help raise money for the Woburn Girl Scouts Scholarship Fund. A flyer is attached for additional information.People may also drop off a check made to Woburn Girl Scouts at Anne Marie Magill's house, 16 Elm Avenue, off of Pine St. Tickets must be purchased by Friday, 3/16.