Join us for a family friendly version of picture bingo! Rounds will include pictures that you will need to identify before checking them off your bingo card. Families are welcome to work together! This month's theme is DINOSAURS! For kids ages 6+ and their families. No registration required, drop-ins welcome.
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Self-directed sensory stations fill the Children’s Program Room, letting kids explore at their own pace, drop‑ins welcome, for ages 3–5.
Create a button tree with colorful buttons and copper wire at Newton Free Library’s Teen Area, registration required, for ages 9–18.
Contemporary art exhibition exploring empathy at Burns Library, part of the Catholic Universities Art Triennial series commissioned by the Holy See.
Kandace Kukas and three recent alumni present bar‑exam strategies, course advice, checklists, and live Q&A at the East Wing, Boston College Law School.
Storytimes with songs and rhymes led by librarians in the Children’s Program Room, drop‑in at 10 am or 11 am, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
Monthly book club explores a new title with lively discussions; participants read or listen and bring questions, registration required, for grades 3–4.
Tech Time Drop-In (Newton Free Library, Computer Lab) — Librarian offers 20‑minute drop‑in tech help, first‑come, first‑served, one session per week, ages 18+.
At the 3rd Floor Rear Arc, an intermediate English grammar class covers irregular verbs, perfect tenses, comparatives, gerunds, with pair and group speaking activities and written exercises.
Job Boerma of UW Madison delivers a macroeconomics and financial economics seminar in Maloney Hall, Newton.
Pizza and crafts with book talks and library activities at West Branch Children’s Room, 2nd floor, for ages 9–18.
Local History Office Hours (Local History Room, Special Collections) — Tour the Newton Free Library's local history collections and ask questions on the third floor, for ages 18 and up.
Crafting activities are offered in the Children’s Program Room at Newton Free Library, drop‑ins welcome, for ages 5 and up.
