Labor Day Weekend Travel Tips from MassDOT

The following announcement was provided by MassDOT:

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT), MBTA, and Massport are advising Labor Day Holiday travelers to make informed decisions and plan ahead as Labor Day Weekend is traditionally a popular time for travel, and everyone should consider taking trips at off-peak hours and considering using public transportation, if possible, to reach destinations.   

Weekend Fun: International Music, Kung Fu, Recreational Baseball, Art Exhibit & More

Olespana in Coolidge Square.

I suggest starting this weekend with a peaceful stroll through the art exhibit at the Mosesian Center that ends this Friday. It is showing the art of their teachers as well as their students, and there are some beautiful pieces on exhibit. Then, Saturday, take any 4-10 year olds to the library to see a martial arts display to motivate them to get out explore the physical arts. In the afternoon, you and your honey (or your friend) can learn how to connect in healthier ways in the Art of Receiving and Giving workshop. Once you are in better sync with each other, head to Olespana for a fun night of dancing to international music while you eat some gambas al ajillo (shrimp with garlic). If you haven’t danced your legs off completely, maybe you have the energy left for a Sunday afternoon of pick-up baseball.

Watertown Residents Can Apply for a Youth Sports Scholarship

Get Lively hosted a sport equipment rally to raise money for a youth sports scholarship.

The following announcement was provided by Turf and Get Lively:

Turf and Get Lively(R) Health & Fitness Studio hosted the first-annual Pass the Torch: Youth Sports Equipment Rally to get gently used equipment into the hands of local kids. At the end of a very busy and beautiful spring day, we were left with a few items of value, so we headed over to Play it Again Sports in Waltham to trade them for cash. We planned to push the cash back to the community in the form of a recreational scholarship designed to help a family defray some the expense of a program for which their child would like to participate.