Lachat teams with the Weston Pollinator Pathway and Advanced Master Gardener Alice Ely for a free hands-on workshop teaching how to make your own mini-greenhouse in a bottle to start seedlings of native plants that will attract pollinators, including monarch butterflies, to your yard. Bring clear 1-liter or 2-liter soda bottles or translucent half-gallon milk bottles. Special native seeds and potting soil will be provided. With limited space available, register here.

Poet, actor, and playwright David Mills explores the history of slavery in the North during the 18th century, interweaving poems with stories about noteworthy men and women of African and Indigenous descent at the time of the American Revolution. This free event is in honor of Black History Month and kicks off “America 250: The Revolutionary Spirit Lecture Series.” Registration, here, is recommended.

The Weston Police Department invites the community to a ceremony where Phousisongkhamloy Chokbengboune will be sworn in as the department’s newest officer.

A free 90-minute class for students in third to sixth grade interested in history and photography. Students will learn about the early days of photography, explore photos from 150 years ago, and use clues to create a story about images from the past. Bring a camera, tablet or smartphone to capture photos. If one is not available, WHCC can share one. Register here, required because only 12 spots are available.

Ukrainian pianist and composer Ruslan Ramazanov performs with Teryn Kuzma, a Ukrainian-American soprano and an accomplished performer on the bandura, a traditional Ukrainian stringed instrument. The evening of classical and traditional music supports Ukraine Aid International and its sister city partnerships. Tickets are available here.