Join Miss Sam for a special book club for 2nd and 3rd graders! Each month we will read a different chapter book or graphic novel. We will talk about the story and do some fun activities. Copies of the book will be available at the Children’s Room desk. This month we'll be reading The Adventures of the Bailey School Kids: Vampires don't wear polka dots by Pearl Low. Registration is required.
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Miss Sam leads a book club for 2nd and 3rd graders reading Amulet: The Stonekeeper, discussion and activities, books at Children’s Room desk; registration required, ages 3–12.
Special playtime for babies 0‑12 months in Woburn with age‑appropriate activities, registration required, for ages 1 and under and 3–12.
Adult coloring session in Woburn offers basic supplies, space for personal projects, and a relaxed atmosphere for artists of all skill levels, ages 18+.
Trick‑or‑treating takes place at Woburn City Hall and Woburn Center.
Free after‑hours Halloween adventure at Harvard Museum of Natural History, with trick‑or‑treating through galleries and encounters with rare, mysterious specimens.
Creative Movement with Infinity Studios — 30‑minute beginner dance class using music, imagination, and play to teach steps, listening, turn‑taking, and friendship, for ages 2‑3.
Spooky Season screening of Coraline in the library’s Teen Room, ages 11–18, no registration required.
Read a favorite book aloud to Ryan, the library dog, in YS Study Room 3, Medford Public Library; registration required, ages 3–12.
Drop‑in play with educational toys designed for toddlers, offering social time with other families; siblings welcome, for ages 1–3.
Writers' Den (Library Director's Office, Central Library) — Peer writing sessions with snacks, creative prompts, optional feedback in a chill atmosphere, ages 9–18.
Brian Rose examines Hitchcock’s Psycho—its production, influence, and lasting fear—while serving snacks, at Woburn Public Library, in‑person or via Zoom, ages 18+.
Discuss the month’s book while walking around Horn Pond, meeting at the Clapp Playground parking lot, for ages 18 and up.
