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We were dancing the night away at Night 3! A huge thanks to some of our city councilors for coming down last night and Newton icon Tyrone Powell for coming out! Your support of our organization is truly amazing. We are truly feeling all of the love from this community. We will be back tonight (7/19)

A Memorable Second Night of Our 90th Celebration Thursday evening, July 17th, was a truly special night as we welcomed special guest Todd Angilly to help us celebrate our 90th year. His performance, paired with the incredible turnout from the community, made the second night of our festival an overwhelming success. It was heartwarming to

What a first night for our 90th! Thank you to Sheriff Koutoujian for coming out and kicking off our week with us! We are forever grateful for your support! Here are some photos from night 1 of the feast! Even with the heat we had an amazing turn out seeing lots of familiar faces and lots

Thank You to the Newton City Council We extend our sincere thanks to all 24 members of the Newton City Council for their unified support of the Nonantum community. Their recent letter to Mayor Fuller demonstrates a thoughtful commitment to honoring the long-standing traditions that bring our neighborhood together. At a time when community spirit

As we approach our 90th annual celebration, the St. Mary of Carmen Society feels compelled to express our deep frustration with Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller regarding the removal of the Italian-colored centerline on Adams Street — a symbolic tribute to our heritage and roots in the Nonantum neighborhood. The decision to remove it, without meaningful

Raffle tickets supporting future scholarships will be on sale at the Scholarship Raffle Booth, located inside the park along the Hawthorn St fence as you enter. This years grand prizes are a 7 night cruise for 2 on Princess Line and $1,000 in cash. Additional prizes include Red Sox tickets, and multiple gift cards and

To our friends, neighbors, and fellow residents of Newton: Late on the night of June 26th, without any public notice or outreach, the City of Newton abruptly removed the iconic Italian-colored lines on Adams Street. These lines are not just paint, they are sacred symbols of Italian-American pride, religious tradition, and community identity. They have