Join us for an Open Sewing Night at West. Bring your own project and use our space and machines to work on it. Adventurous beginners welcome but be aware this is not a sewing class and there will be no instructor present. Questions? Email Brigid at bblack@somervillema.gov
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Knitting, drawing, and other crafts are done together on Zoom while participants chat, ages 18 and up.
Citizenship-focused language instruction and civics workbooks for beginner English learners at the Central Library auditorium, ages 18 and up.
Daily Bible Devotionals with Daily Flame gather in CC 218 for weekday midday reflections, all ages welcome.
Buddhist community at Tufts leads meditation session with light snacks, all ages welcome, no experience needed.
Bedazzling books with rhinestones at the Central Library auditorium, using supplied supplies and optional library discard books, for ages 18 and up.
Third annual wreath workshop with Rebecca and Kyle of Moosh Floral at Aeronaut Brewing Company.
Three beginner knitting sessions in Milton Public Library’s conference room teach cast‑on, knit, purl, and bind‑off, with all materials provided, for ages 18 and up.
Writers' Den (Library Director's Office, Central Library) — Peer writing sessions with snacks, creative prompts, optional feedback in a chill atmosphere, ages 9–18.
Chill craft night in the teen room at Central Library offers snacks, relaxed atmosphere, and easy crafts for ages 13–18.
Make Mini Libraries: Ghost Stories edition in the Central Library auditorium, a queer‑focused craft night with limited supplies, registration required, ages 18+.
MakerSpace Drop-In (Medford Public Library) — Work on personal projects, receive equipment guidance, and obtain General Safety badges, hosted by Kate, for ages 18 and up.
Stories, songs, and rhymes fill the Children’s Room at Central Library, for ages 3–12.
