Stop by to build, explore and create with legos! There will be building cards for inspiration on what to build and plenty of legos to go around! This event is for kids ages 6 years old & up. No registration required, drop-ins welcome.
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Storytimes with songs and rhymes led by librarians in the Children’s Program Room, drop‑in at 10 am or 11 am, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
Conversation class on American parenting practices led by former Boston Globe columnist at Newton Free Library, Room B, for parents of children of any age.
Frank Bailey, Associate Director of Food & Beverage, presents a Meet Your Colleague talk in Walsh Hall Function Room.
Current Carroll School MBA, MSF, and MSA students discuss managing classes, careers, and daily life in a virtual panel.
Make salt‑dough dinosaur fossils at the Newton Free Library’s Children’s Program Room — drop‑in crafting for ages 6 and up.
Make laced acorn crafts with kit bags from the Children’s Desk, using crayons, markers, tape and scissors, for ages 3–6.
Build with a collection of LEGOs and DUPLOs at the Roslindale library, creating whatever imaginations inspire, for ages 12 and under.
Bailemos Dance Studio offers Thursday classes: Storybook Ballet with positions, Ballet Around the World using music, and Latin Dance Fiesta teaching Cha Cha and Samba steps, for ages 6–10.
Discussion group on life in the U.S., cultural differences, current events, and parenting at the 3rd Floor Rear Arc, open to high beginner–intermediate ELL students.
Open LEGO-building at the Brighton library, where kids create spaceships, castles, garden parties and display projects in the lobby, for ages 6–12.
Bailemos Dance Studio offers three beginner-friendly dance classes—Storybook Ballet, Ballet Around the World, and Latin Dance Fiesta—at Newton Free Library’s Children’s Program Room, for ages 11–15.
Monthly casual book club meets on the first‑floor library in Druker Auditorium for conversation about a new title, currently My Friends by Fredrik Backman, ages 18 and up.
