International and Intellectual Life at North Hill – Sep 23
Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 23 | 11:00 AM North Hill Resident Alan Henrikson North Hill is open to “the world”— in many spheres of human accomplishment, including music and the visual arts, science and technology, history and politics, economics and business, and philosophy and religious tradition and also in the range of experience of persons who live […]
Dueling strings: duets for violin and viola spanning 4 centuries
Tuesday, SEPTEMBER 30 | 1:00 PM Dueling strings: duets for violin and viola spanning 4 centuries With Justin Ouellet and Nickolas Kaynor Justin Ouellet has performed on three continents as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral musician. His training as a classical musician has afforded him opportunities to perform with members of prestigious groups ranging […]
North Hill’s 3rd Annual Fall Fest
Saturday, OCTOBER 25, 2025 3rd Annual Fall Fest 12 noon to 2:30 pm Please join us for North Hill’s 3rd Annual Fall Fest on October 25, 2025, from Noon to 2:30 pm. Bring the kids, the grandkids, and all the grown-up kids for a fabulous barbeque and lots of sweet treats on our Town Green. Take a ride […]
Author Talk: Tim Crellin, The Land of the Living
Tuesday, October 28 — 2:00 PM A favored son of North Hill is coming to talk about his book! That’s right, Tim Crellin, son of North Hill residents David and Barbara Crellin will be here to talk about The Land of the Living, his moving narrative about family, love, and all the ways life can surprise us. About the […]
Rene Pfister sings Broadway! Tuesday, April 8 at 2pm
Join musician, vocalist, composer, lyricist and Berklee School of Music instructor Rene Pfister for an hour of songs from the Great White Way. He has music in hands and they dance across the ivories to accompany a voice that was born to sing those Broadway Lullabies. “Everyone who knows Rene can attest to his energy, […]
Emmy Winner Jay Schaedler, Navigataing Life’s Transitions, Wednesday, April 16 at 2pm
Jay Schaedler is a two-time Emmy Award winning journalist and a former correspondent and anchor for ABC News (20/20, GMA, Nightline). He also anchored and reported for National Geographic TV. He now talks about the personal and professional lessons he learned about Coping with Change and Navigating Life’s Transitions. These are universal journeys we all […]
Ann Moss Soprano Sings Art Song at North Hill Friday, April 25 at 2pm
Poetry In Song Ann Moss – Soprano Marie-Elise Boyer – Piano Art Song is a genre of Western classical chamber music that fuses poetry and music, typically composed for the duo of voice and piano. This afternoon program of Art Songs in German, French and English spotlights the words of three beloved poets – Johann […]
Regie Gibson, Letter and Spirit: The Rants, Chants and Coos of a Literary Musician Tuesday, April 29 at 2pm
Come join Regie Gibson for an afternoon of story, spoken word poetry, music and song. This will be an intelligent, thoughtful, bluesey, jazzy, touching exploration into what it means to live, laugh, and love as a human being. About Regie: “Regie, you sing and chant for all of us. Nobody gets left out.” -Kurt Vonnegut Regie […]
Johnny Kinsman Thursday, May 15 at 2pm
The Boston Public Garden: The Soul of the City In 1839 an amateur group of horticulturalists undertook a feat of verdant grandeur that was unprecedented in our nascent country; an opulent botanical garden, resplendent with Victorian flair, not hidden away behind the gates of an exclusive country manor, but rather free and open to the people […]
PAST EVENT Women & Children First April 2, 2024
Women and Children First, with author, historian Susan Wilson Tuesday April 2 at 11 AM OR Tuesday April 16, at 11 AM In 19th-century America, it was assumed that woman patients would be treated by male doctors. The idea of a “woman doctor” was deemed by many to lie some-where between unfathomable and repugnant. Then […]