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Men's soccer match versus Clark University in Worcester, MA.
Women's volleyball match between MIT and Williams College at MIT events calendar, Cambridge.
Hands‑on 3D printing workshop in the Main Library Fab Lab, using Prusa printers and Tinkercad to create models and earn a printing certification, for ages 18 and up.
Mandarin songs and stories led by educator Mina (Yating) Fan fill the Rey Room for a 30‑minute family session, ages 5 and under.
Morning bird‑watching walk from Collins Branch to Mt. Auburn Cemetery, identifying migratory and year‑round birds with limited binoculars available, all ages.
Great Horned Owls call at dusk in Arboretum as horticulturist Brendan Keegan and conservationist Matt Kamm discuss breeding, nesting, owling, may spot owls, for ages 18 and up.
The Joy of Mark Making at Harvard Museum of Natural History.
Time’s Second Arrow: Evolution, Order, and a New Law of Nature at the Harvard Museum of Natural History.
Science Spotlights: Walking Fish and Photosynthesizing Sea Slugs at Harvard Museum of Natural History.
Au: Origins Unearthed at Harvard Museum of Natural History in Cambridge.
Mad Science explores the animal kingdom in the Story Hour Room, with limited registration required, ages 3–12.
Red pandas chat at Nature's Neighborhoods Children's Zoo, showcasing the cute ring‑tailed “firefox” and its unique traits.