Tree Webinar with Dr. William Moomaw on the irreplaceable value of mature trees for curbing climate change and implications for the proposed private jet expansion at Hanscom Field. Registration link in comments.

Roosevelt RoomMaynard Public Library, 77 Nason Street

Bring your broken small appliances, bicycles, clothing/textiles, electronics, toys, etc., for assessment, disassembly, and possible repair. We'll provide workspace, tools, and guidance by volunteer coaches to help you disassemble, troubleshoot, and maybe even FIX your item!

Register your item for repair.

If you would like to volunteer to help fix things at the event, please sign up here. Thank you!

Co-sponsored by Green Maynard, Maynard Public Library, and Sustainable Stow

Create a piece of art about a sustainable solution to winter warmth! Create one 8.5 x 11 piece of art of any kind and bring it to the Fix-It Clinic at the Maynard Public Library on Saturday, February 28, between 1 and 4 pm.

Have you noticed? The weather is getting more extreme—but it is not hopeless! Join a discussion celebrating local climate-related successes. Speakers will include leaders from Green Maynard, Sustainable Stow, Green Hudson, and Green Acton, with Senator Jamie Eldridge. Learn about present local climate achievements, hear about plans to promote healthy environments in our towns, and join the Q&A.

In Conversation with Chuck Collins, hybrid event:

How billionaires are burning up the planet and undermining democracy, and how it informs our fight to stop the proposed private jet expansion at Hanscom or Anywhere. Registration link in comments.

You may have heard that the 30% federal solar tax credit for homeowners will no longer be available after December 31, 2025. That lower federal incentive has helped many households dramatically reduce the upfront cost of solar—but that doesn’t mean solar is no longer a smart choice. Join this event hosted by Sustainable Sudbury and learn more about how solar is still a smart, long-term investment for thousands of Massachusetts residents.

Green Maynard monthly meeting

As a new resident to Maynard and an avid paddler, Ozzy wanted to trace the path a drop of water takes from his home to the ocean. Hosted by OARS and Maynard Public Library, Ozzy will share more about this 62 mile, two-day journey from Maynard to the Ocean—and what he learned about the rivers, the towns and cities along the way.