What's Going on in Needham and Wellesley: DubCity Style and Student Plays, and More

Here are just a few of the announcements Needham and Wellesley readers shared this week on Patch: 

 - Over 680 guests gathered recently at the Westin Copley Place, Boston for Newton-Wellesley Hospital (NWH) Charitable Foundation’s 14th Annual Gala, “Let’s Paint the Town Red.” The event raised $735,000 to help build the new Elfers Cardiovascular Center, which is scheduled to open in 2015.

Recipes for good health at “What Every Woman Should Know” on July 11 - Come learn what foods may lower the risk of cancer at a Dana-Farber/Brigham and Women’s Cancer Center workshop on Thursday, July 11, 6 pm. Experts from the Susan F. Smith Center for Women’s Cancers will explore healthy nutritional choices that can help prevent cancer.

Wellesley Community Center Continues after Wheels of Wellesley with DubCity style DJ School - Wellesley Community Center Continues after Wheels of Wellesley with DubCity style DJ School Have you ever considered putting down the video controller and bag-o-chips during your weekend routine and instead head down to 219 Washington Street for something entirely new and different?

'To This Day': Student-produced musical makes it debut on June 21 - Written and directed by Needham 6th grade student, Greg Ward, “To This Day” tells the story of four kids who want to be on Broadway. Filled with songs from musicals that everyone loves, "To This Day," is an inspiring musical about following your dreams.

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