Grace Patrone

Hundreds of residents gathered in Watertown on June 6 for the fifth annual Watertown Pride celebration, a day-long event highlighting community, inclusion, and acceptance. The celebration began with a parade from Moxley Field to Saltonstall Park, led by the Watertown High School Band and Good Trouble Brass Band. The festival featured live music, performances, community organizations, food vendors, and family-friendly activities throughout the afternoon. Organizers said the event has continued...

Watertown’s third annual Porchfest transformed neighborhoods across the city into live music venues, featuring more than 200 performances at over 80 locations. Organized by the Watertown Cultural District, the community-wide event included block parties, food, fundraising efforts, and performances everywhere from neighborhood porches to historic landmarks like Gore Place and Mount Auburn Cemetery. In this video, WCA-TV’s Grace Patron takes you through the crowds, music, and community spirit...

WATERTOWN – Watertown High School launched a new initiative focused on student wellness with its first-ever health fair, held March 20 at the Watertown Middle School gymnasium. The event brought together students, staff, and community organizations to promote healthy living and provide access to important resources. Participants included local groups like the Watertown Boys and…

WATERTOWN –Students from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design have transformed Sullivan Park with “The Light Between,” a two-week, site-specific light installation guided by Professor Elaine Buckholtz and introduced in Watertown by the Public Arts and Culture Committee. The temporary exhibit encourages visitors to sit, play and explore interactive light elements designed to inspire…

WATERTOWN –The 5th Annual Watertown Arts Market transformed Arsenal Park into a lively hub of creativity on Saturday, August 9, 2025. The free outdoor event, organized by the Watertown Business Coalition in partnership with the City of Watertown, welcomed residents and visitors to explore the work of local artists, makers, and cultural organizations. Dozens of…

WATERTOWN – This summer, the Mosesian Center for the Arts is going to the dogs—and the cats, birds, and bunnies too. Adored: Our Lives with Pets, the latest exhibition at the Watertown-based arts center, showcases artwork inspired by the animals that bring laughter, comfort, and companionship into our lives. Featuring works in all media—from paintings…