Come on down to the library for "paw"fice hour! Our Lexington Community Resource K9s Maisey and Watson will be hanging out in the Living Room ready to make friends. This program is for our adult patrons to de-stress and start their day with a wag and some cuddles. This event is presented in partnership with the Lexington Police Department. As a reminder only service dogs are allowed in the library, please do not bring your pets to this event.
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Fall registration opens in Lexington, offering new activities, Harvest Fest, Haunted House, and a fitness routine with LexRec.
Monthly watercolor basics workshop in Arts and Crafts Rooms, with all materials provided and a new painting each session, taught by artist Nan Rumpf, for adults 60+.
Indigenous Medicine Woman Asha Frost leads a virtual conversation exploring her book, guiding participants through storytelling, ceremonies, and shamanic journeys to connect with ancestral wisdom, ages 18+.
Polling stations across Waltham open 7 am–8 pm for in‑person voting; mail ballots must be delivered to City Hall’s drop box by poll close.
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.
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.
