Matt Heaton brings an infectious energy to his sing-alongs, peppered with well known classics and a few soon-to-be classics. Matt performs with panache on guitar & banjo, and makes music for parents and kids alike. This is an all-ages family event. No registration required, drop-ins welcome. Your Friends' membership made this program possible. Join us! friends@newtonfreelibrary.net .
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Taste‑test 5–7 salted caramel snacks, rank favorites, and discuss flavors in the Newton Free Library Teen Area, for ages 9–18.
Boston College women's tennis competes at the Michigan State tournament in East Lansing, Michigan.
Contemporary art exhibition exploring empathy at Burns Library, part of the Catholic Universities Art Triennial series commissioned by the Holy See.
Intermediate to advanced English learners discuss global food traditions, health, sustainability, myths, and news in a Zoom class hosted by Newton Free Library.
Dance, sing, and jam along with Jammin With You at Druker Auditorium, bringing instruments and dancing shoes; drop‑ins welcome, no registration required, for ages 3–12.
Bailemos Dance Studio offers three beginner‑friendly dance classes at Newton Free Library’s Children’s Program Room, covering storybook ballet, world‑inspired ballet, and a Latin dance fiesta, for ages 6–10.
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.
Gaelic Roots ft. Copley Street performs at Connolly House, featuring fiddles, uilleann pipes, bouzouki, and guitar by Nathan Gourley, Joey Abarta, and Owen Marshall.
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.
