The Brookline Arts Center has announced its lineup of Summer art classes. The series begins in June and runs through August.  Selections are available for children and adults alike.

The Brookline Department of Public Works, in cooperation with the League of Women Voters of Brookline and the Solid Waste Advisory Committee, will sponsor a Household Hazardous Products Collection Day on Saturday, May 3rd, 2008 from 9 AM to 2 PM at the DPW Transfer Station, 815 Newton Street (follow signs from Hammond Street).  To respect the community’s religious obligations and observations, this event alternates between Saturday and Sunday.  This year it falls on a Saturday. 

BOSTON, MA – Advanced Digital Replication, Inc.  (ADR) has announced its participation in the Coolidge Corner Community College Free Lecture Series sponsored by the Coolidge Corner Merchants Association (CCMA).  The series runs through April 16th and features a wide range of informative lectures by local businesses.  A full schedule of events is available online at the CCMA site.

BROOKLINE, MA – The Coolidge Corner Merchants Association (CCMA) proudly announces the launch of its free Lecture Series running from March 25th through April 18th.  All events are open to local residents free of charge, but as space is limited, reservations are recommended.  The individual lectures will be hosted throughout Coolidge Corner sites during the series.  Details on each event, including the location and time is available online at the CCMA website.

Growing up in El Paso, Texas, Raul Gonzalez remembers always being interested in drawing, although he didn’t visit his first museum until he was 18 years old. Today, this self-taught artist works as a book illustrator and designer of rock and roll posters.

 It may have begun in 1964, before they were born, but a new generation of artists have found a home and a community of friends at the Brookline Arts Center.

The Brookline Arts Center’s board knew what they wanted in 2001, when they voted to create a modern new art gallery in the cozy Victorian firehouse that has housed the grassroots center for art classes since 1968. They wanted their students and art lovers to visit more often.  After five years of monthly art exhibitions, and the expansion into two monthly exhibition spaces, hundreds of new and established artists, and art lovers, know that the place to find contemporary art is at the BAC.