Come join us as we unpack what the science of reading actually is so you can better support your Kindergarten-2nd grader in school! In this presentation caregivers will learn activities, tips, and tricks to use at home to support your child in reading. This program is for parents and caregivers of children in Kindergarten through 2nd grade . Childcare will be provided for this program in the children's room with our teen volunteers. Registration is required.
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Creative Movement with Infinity Studios — 30‑minute beginner dance class using music, imagination, and play to teach steps, listening, turn‑taking, and friendship, for ages 2‑3.
Adult coloring session in Woburn offers basic supplies, space for personal projects, and a relaxed atmosphere for artists of all skill levels, ages 18+.
Veteran and Military Family Appreciation Dinner at Woburn Elks.
Puppets, music, and great books fill the Belmont Public Library’s Children’s Program Room for a weekly storytime for ages 3–12.
Drop‑in play with educational toys designed for toddlers, offering social time with other families; siblings welcome, for ages 1–3.
Play BINGO while watching The Hunger Games in the Teen Room, Woburn; winner receives the book that inspired the movie, for ages 11–18.
Cambridge parents share fun, easy ideas for talking, reading, and counting with children birth to 4 during everyday activities, for ages 4 and under.
Brian Rose examines Hitchcock’s Psycho—its production, influence, and lasting fear—while serving snacks, at Woburn Public Library, in‑person or via Zoom, ages 18+.
Discuss the month’s book while walking around Horn Pond, meeting at the Clapp Playground parking lot, for ages 18 and up.
MakerSpace at Medford Public Library offers hands‑on project time with staff assistance for ages 8–12, requiring an adult to stay.
Storytime on the green space at Woburn Village, 300 Mishawum Rd, featuring read‑alouds for children ages 12 and under, no registration required.
Lecture and hands‑on demos explore oil and acrylic painting fundamentals in a five‑part series, Woburn, ages 18 and up.
