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Drop-in 30‑minute program reads stories, sings songs, and uses shakers or a flannel board, for ages 2–3.
Open-ended art exploration with finger paint, sculpting dough, and smocks in the Children's Activity Room, encouraging messy discovery for ages 3–12.
Fall registration opens in Lexington, offering new activities, Harvest Fest, Haunted House, and a fitness routine with LexRec.
Sing, play, dance, and share stories, rhymes, and games for toddlers at the Beebe Library Lecture Hall, registration required, ages 1‑2, siblings welcome.
Monthly book discussion group where 4th and 5th graders read assigned books and share thoughts for ages 3–12.
Dance Party (Large Meeting Room, Cary Memorial Library) — High‑energy program with follow‑the‑leader songs, free dances, and prop dances using shaker eggs, ribbons, and bubbles, for ages 3–12.
Story Social offers interactive storytime, songs, movement rhymes, and open play for families in the Children’s Activity Room at Cary Memorial Library, for ages 0–5.
Po-Shen Loh presents a talk at Cary Hall on nurturing critical thinking, creativity, communication, and leadership as human skills in an AI-driven world, for ages 18 and up.
Storytelling, reading aloud, and a bedtime snack in pajamas at O'Neill Branch, for ages 5 and under, presented by Cambridge Public Library and the Center for Families.
Cozy pre‑bedtime stories and wind‑down songs fill the Children’s Program Room at Watertown Free Public Library, for ages 0–5.
Storytime and rhymes in the farm dome followed by an outdoor hands‑on activity at Lexington Community Farm, for ages 4–7.
High school readers discuss Elana K. Arnold’s Holloway and plan future clubs in the Genealogy Room at Cary Memorial Library, ages 13–18.
