Children's Author Showcase
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Local children's authors present their books. Organized by Children's author Dana Royster-Buefort, author of Happy Music: An New Orleans Jazz Story
Local children's authors present their books. Organized by Children's author Dana Royster-Buefort, author of Happy Music: An New Orleans Jazz Story
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Friends Book Shop (Milton) — Closed today for Thanksgiving; open Tuesdays 10 am‑4 pm, Thursdays 2‑4 pm, Saturdays 10 am‑2 pm, with purchases supporting library programming.
Stories, singing, fingerplays, and bonding activities for babies and toddlers at Codman Square, Dorchester, ages 36 months and under.
Stories, rhymes, and songs fill the Rey Room at the Central Library, all ages 0–7.
Cinderella performed by Tanglewood Marionettes at Puppet Showplace Theater tells the classic rags‑to‑royalty tale with unexpected twists, ages 4–8.
Rhymes, songs, and stories for the littlest library lovers in the Story Hour Room, for infants up to 12 months.
Playful yoga and creative mindfulness class with 2 Mindful Girls, featuring imaginative poses, breathing exercises, games, stories, and activities, in Charlestown's second‑floor program room, for ages 3–5.
Free reception at Milton Public Library’s Wotiz Gallery showcases the Neponset River Artists’ Boats, Beaches, Clouds and Sky exhibit and offers artist meet‑and‑greet, all ages.
MPL's True‑Crime Club meets in the Keys Community Room to discuss the Salem Witch Trials, with participants prepared by reading, watching, or listening to assigned material, 18+.
Stories, songs, and rhymes foster early literacy on the terrace behind the Children’s Room when weather permits, for ages 5 and under.
Simple stories and songs alternate in Spanish and English at the Newton Free Library Children’s Program Room, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
Nintendo Switch gaming session in the Milton Public Library Teen Room features Super Smash Bros Ultimate and consensus‑chosen games, open to grades 6‑12, for ages 13–18.
Spooky Halloween craft activity in the Story Hour Room, open all day for ages 3–12, drop‑in, no registration required.