Our older player game: Primordial Souls ! In this world, Magic died centuries ago. Humanoids became largely free from monsters, but now their souls have come back to inhabit and transform folks (including the players). Will they be fantasy superheroes, or super villains? PLEASE NOTE! Space is limited! If you wish to join the game, please see Erick at the Teen desk (BEFORE game day) to talk game details!
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Primordial Souls D&D game in the Teen Room, where players' characters become transformed by returning souls, choosing superhero or villain roles, for ages 13–19.
Primordial Souls D&D game in the Teen Room, where players' characters become transformed by returning souls, choosing superhero or villain roles, for ages 13–19.
Primordial Souls D&D game in the Teen Room, where players' characters become transformed by returning souls, choosing superhero or villain roles, for ages 13–19.
Stories, rhymes, and songs explore a different alphabet letter each week, free, all ages.
Lego and Duplo building sessions with weekly challenges in the Fowler Library meeting room for ages 3–12.
Yoga, movement, and song bring storybooks to life in the Children’s Activity Room, Main Library, with stuffed animals to share, for all ages.
Fowler staff read stories, lead crafts, and run hands‑on activities in the Meeting Room at Fowler Library, free for ages 3–12.
Tara Lynn Masih discusses her novel The Silent Women, answers questions and signs books while participants sip tea at the Fowler Library meeting room, ages 18+.
A social deduction scavenger hunt in the Goodwin Forum library pits players against a hidden vampire master and a secret monster slayer.
Podiatry – Dr. Kuizinas (1276 Main St, Concord, MA).
Veteran's Day Breakfast at Harvey Wheeler Community Center offers a free catered buffet for seniors 55+, with van transportation available; reservations required.
Hands‑on history and a scavenger hunt guide visitors through the Old Manse’s magic, all ages.
Lyn Dillies performs eye‑defying illusions and audience participation at the COA, 1276 Main St, Concord.
A buffet breakfast panel at the Colonial Inn features authors Christopher Castellani, Gish Jen, and Hester Kaplan, moderated by Dr. Suzanne Koven, ages 18 and up.
Repair Café (The Workshop, Main Library) — Mending broken household items with volunteer coaches, drop‑in repair sessions, one reserved item per attendee, all ages.
