
The Breakfast Show by Nate Puppets
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A puppet show all about making art, following your dreams, and not letting people tell you “no.”

A puppet show all about making art, following your dreams, and not letting people tell you “no.”
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Dungeons & Dragons campaign runs every other Saturday in the tween room at Brookline Village Library, open to new and seasoned adventurers, ages 10–18.
Taiwanese stories, songs, and activities fill the Meeting Room at Coolidge Corner, with limited tickets taken first‑come at the children’s desk, for ages 3–12.
Green Dog hours suspended at Schick in Brookline due to construction.
All‑you‑can‑eat pancakes, sausages, and drinks with games and prizes, $8 per person, kids under 4 free, for ages 3 and under.
American Sign Language program with Signing Basics offers guided participation and visual play at Hunneman Hall in Brookline Village, free ticket, ages 3 and up.
Young filmmakers write, film, and edit short movies retelling Newbery books at The Rabbit Hole, Brookline Village, for ages 9–12.
Classical music and gentle humor animate the illustrated story of seasonal change and parent‑child bonds at Puppet Showplace Theater, for ages 3–8.
Lisa the Wise: a puppet tale of a brave girl confronting Baba Yaga in a wits battle at Puppet Showplace Theater, for ages 4–10.
A stranded caboose leads a train engineer to puppet characters and musical stories hidden in a suitcase, at Puppet Showplace Theater, for ages 3–7.
CactusHead Puppets explore caves with bats, fish, salamanders and sparkling rocks at Puppet Showplace Theater, for ages 5–9.
Songs and stories on the Library Lawn at Winchester Public Library for children and caregivers, ages 3–12.