Live Well Watertown

Live Well Watertown This is the official page of the Live Well Watertown in Watertown, Massachusetts.

Convene a diverse and inclusive coalition of individuals and organizations who promote wellness, develop educational programs and resources, and foster collaborations that support all dimensions of well-being. This page is monitored and managed by the Live Well Staff and the City's Communications Team and is not monitored 24/7. Purpose
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ia. Use of this technology meets a critical need to inform the public about city resources and activities, increase the use of city resources and provide additional communication with members of the public. The City of Watertown regards social media as an information source that is in accordance with its mission of serving the public to meet their informational, educational, cultural, and recreational needs. Social media sites allow all members of the community access to the resources of the City of Watertown without requiring a visit to the City Hall. Definition
Social media is defined as any website or application which allows users to share information. Examples of social media are: Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, wikis, photo sharing, video sharing, blogs, Flickr, Wordpress, and city reviews. Application
Comments, posts, and messages are welcome on the City of Watertown social networking sites/media. While the City recognizes and respects differences in opinion, all such interactions will be regularly monitored and reviewed for content and relevancy (before publishing if possible). The City of Watertown social media sites provide a limited (or designated) public forum intended for moderated discussion. Postings which contain the following will be removed at the City’s Communications staff’s discretion and the poster may be precluded from posting any subsequent messages to City social networking sites:

- Obscene, sexist or racist content
- Personal attacks, insults, or threatening language
- Potentially libelous statements
- Plagiarized or copy-written material
- Violation of intellectual property rights
- Private, personal information published without consent of the appropriate party
- Comments totally unrelated to the content of the discussion/posts that are off-topic
- Comments that have the sole purpose to annoy
- Hyperlinks to material that is not directly related to the discussion
- Commercial promotions, petitions, or spam
- Organized political activity
- Photos or other images that fall in any of the above categories

Notwithstanding the above, the City of Watertown is not obligated to take such actions and will not be responsible or liable for content posted by any subscriber in any forum, message board, or other area within our social media sites. City of Watertown Communications staff reserve the right to not publish any posting, or to remove it later. The staff reserves the right to edit or modify postings or content, while retaining the intent of the original post. The City has right to reproduce comments, posts and messages in other public venues/city publications. The City of Watertown assumes no liability regarding any event that occurs or interaction that takes place involving any participant in any city-sponsored social networking media service. The City does not endorse or review content outside the “pages” created by City staff. City social networking sites may be terminated at any time without notice to subscribers. Friending or Following between the City of Watertown and other pages or groups does not indicate endorsement of that page’s or group's actions or comments. Challenges to social media used by the City will be dealt with in the same manner using the City’s reconsideration policy. Patrons who are blocked and/or have had comments deleted by staff may appeal this action, in writing, to the Digital Communications Specialist of the City within 30 days; the Digital Communications Specialist will affirm or reverse the staff’s decision within 30 days after the written appeal. Indemnification
By posting content, the patron/user agrees to indemnify the City of Watertown and its officers and employees from and against all liabilities, judgments and damages and costs (including attorney’s fees) incurred by any of them which arise out of or are related to the posted content. If any user does not agree to these terms, he or she should not use the social media services.

Please join us tomorrow, Thursday, August 20th at 10:00 AM for our weekly Watertown Walks program ~ with Jan Taylor, Pub...
08/19/2026

Please join us tomorrow, Thursday, August 20th at 10:00 AM for our weekly Watertown Walks program ~ with Jan Taylor, Public Arts & Culture Committee Member and owner of Get Lively®: Health & Fitness. Start your day with some energizing movement, culture, and community!

🗓️ Thursday, August 20, 2026
⏰ 10:00am - 11:00am
📍 Meet at: Mural next to CVS, Merchants Row, Watertown Square

Jan will lead a series of exercises for all fitness levels inspired by the artwork. Stops include viewing the murals along Merchants Row, the Boys & Girls Club, and Linnear Path (Sculpture Walk).

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Join us for our weekly Watertown Walks program, tomorrow, Thursday, August 13, 2026, from 10:00 - 11:00am, featuring wel...
08/12/2026

Join us for our weekly Watertown Walks program, tomorrow, Thursday, August 13, 2026, from 10:00 - 11:00am, featuring wellness and self-care!

MEETUP AT: Wayside Multi-Service Center, 127 North Beacon St. Watertown (parking is available on nearby residential streets and on North Beacon Street)

Self-Care Walk for Helpers, led by Lauren Morton, LICSW, and Program Coordinator at Wayside Multi-Service Center.

Whether you support others professionally or personally, you deserve time to recharge. Lauren will share brief educational insights and guide participants through a calming mindfulness activity to help you reconnect and refuel.

Walks do not take place if it rains. More information here: https://www.livewellwatertown.org/move-more/watertown-walks

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Join us tomorrow, Thursday, August 6, 2026, from 10:00 - 11:00 am for our weekly Watertown Walks program! Meetup in Salt...
08/05/2026

Join us tomorrow, Thursday, August 6, 2026, from 10:00 - 11:00 am for our weekly Watertown Walks program! Meetup in Saltonstall Park, next to City Hall.

Walk with Liz Cremens, Member of the Watertown Residents' Advisory Committee, which supports the recruitment, evaluation, and selection of candidates for the City’s volunteer Boards, Commissions, and Committees. The committee works closely with the City Manager to promote inclusive policies and encourage a diverse pool of applicants. Bring your questions and suggestions!

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Join us tomorrow, Thursday, July 23, 2026, at 5:00pm for our monthly Walk & Talk with the Watertown Business Coalition !...
07/22/2026

Join us tomorrow, Thursday, July 23, 2026, at 5:00pm for our monthly Walk & Talk with the Watertown Business Coalition ! Meetup at the Residence at Watertown Square, 20 Summer Street. *NOTE TIME CHANGE

RSVP preferred:
https://www.watertownbusinesscoalition.com/events #!event/2026/7/23/walk-n-talk-watertown-square

Enjoy a community walk while exploring local businesses, meeting new people, and making meaningful connections in the heart of Watertown.

Hear from the City’s Economic Development and Planning Team (Erin Rathe and Erika Jerram) as they discuss the Watertown Square Area Plan and the future vision for one of the community’s key business districts.

Visit WBC member businesses, hear directly from local owners, and learn more about the business community that makes Watertown Square unique.

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Due to a planned Red Line shutdown between July 21-30, Bluebikes riders can redeem a free $10 Bluebikes credit by enteri...
07/21/2026

Due to a planned Red Line shutdown between July 21-30, Bluebikes riders can redeem a free $10 Bluebikes credit by entering code BLUECROSSMBTA26 in the “Rewards” section of the Bluebikes app. The credit applies to both classic bikes and ebikes. Credits are available while supplies last. Once redeemed, the credit will be added to the rider’s account and remain valid for 12 months from the time of redemption.

Bike locations can be found on the Bluebikes website: https://account.bluebikes.com/map.

[Image Description: Photo of Bluebikes. Live Well Watertown Logo. Text Reads “Bluebikes iscount code available for limited time”]

YOGA CLASS CANCELLED TODAY - Watertown Free Public Library Closed until 12:30pm.
07/14/2026

YOGA CLASS CANCELLED TODAY - Watertown Free Public Library Closed until 12:30pm.

📣 The Library will open LATE at 12:30 PM today, July 14, 2026.

Thank you for your patience as we await a necessary repair to our building alarm.

07/13/2026

Hello Watertown! We understand there has been much conversation about Cyclospora and how it affects the body. Cyclospora is a microscopic parasite that causes frequent bowel movements and diarrhea. It can be found in contaminated water and produce.

Because of this, it is very important to wash all produce before consumption. When possible, soak all fruits and vegetables in vinegar and scrub them to reduce risk.

Cook produce instead of eating it raw. Cooking to an internal temperature of 158 degrees Fahrenheit or higher will kill all Cyclospora.

If you suspect you or someone you know has been exposed to Cyclospora, go to the doctor to get tested.

Stay safe, Watertown!

Foods to watch out for:
-Blueberries
-Strawberries
-Raspberries
-Blackberries
-Lettuce
-Spinach
-Snow peas
-Bagged salad mixes
-Cilantro
-Basil
-Parsley

[Image description: words “Please wash all produce to protect against Cyclospora.” graphics of raw fruit with small purple parasites on them.]

Due to a planned Red Line shutdown between July 21-30, Bluebikes riders can redeem a free $10 Bluebikes credit by enteri...
07/09/2026

Due to a planned Red Line shutdown between July 21-30, Bluebikes riders can redeem a free $10 Bluebikes credit by entering code BLUECROSSMBTA26 in the “Rewards” section of the Bluebikes app. The credit applies to both classic bikes and ebikes. Credits are available while supplies last. Once redeemed, the credit will be added to the rider’s account and remain valid for 12 months from the time of redemption.

Bike locations can be found on the Bluebikes website: https://account.bluebikes.com/map.

[Image Description: Photo of Bluebikes. Live Well Watertown Logo. Text Reads “Bluebikes iscount code available for limited time”]

Join us for the weekly Watertown Walks program, happening every Thursday! *Walks will take place at 10am in July and Aug...
07/08/2026

Join us for the weekly Watertown Walks program, happening every Thursday! *Walks will take place at 10am in July and August (WBC Walk & Talks will be held at 5:00pm)

Beat the heat and get your steps in early tomorrow - Thursday, July 9, 2026, from 10:00 - 11:00am.

Join us and Erin Rathe, City Economic Development Planner, to explore Union Market and the Greenway. Come learn about this hidden gem within the Arsenal Street section of the city.

📍 Meetup at: Prestige Car Wash, 49 School Street, by the Watertown Greenway path entrance.

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