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Boston Dance Theater (BDT) returns to the Garden this September for Plants: Solos for Native Species. On September 26, visitors are invited to experience immersive dance performances throughout the Garden, featuring 20-minute solo works inspired by native plant species. Four solo performances will loop throughout the day in different locations, allowing guests to dis...


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Order by September 18 and come by Minuteman High School, 758 Marrett Road in Lexington on September 25 or 26 to pick up your orders and pay (cash). Details can be found at htt...


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On September 17 from 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm, learn how to use iNaturalist to catalog flora and fauna, and collect vital community science data for our “BioBlitz” biological survey. Explore the impact of a new river restoration project and tell us your vision for the brook and the surrounding area! Cheesecake Brook is located at 256 Albemarle Road in Newton. Free but sign up


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Evan Abramson, Principal, Landscape Interactions, presents a Massachusetts Pollinator Network monthy free webinar on September 29 at 7 pm Eastern. A first of its kind hybrid regional plan and open source design toolkit, this project demonstrates the opportunities that farms and working landscapes provide for building soil health, increasing soil carbon sequestration and resto...


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Sonja Waites launches her book The Amazing Lady P: The Inspiring Story of Pulbrook & Gould and their English-grown Flowers. Join the Garden Museum on September 29 to hear Sonja in conversation with Shane Connolly to recall the extraordinary success of Pulbrook & Gould, one of London’s most celebrated floral decorators, drawing on recollection...


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