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Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th Floor hallway! --- Event Details: https://massart.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=376708

Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th Floor hallway! --- Event Details: https://massart.campusgroups.com/rsvp?id=376708
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Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th‑floor hallway.
Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th‑floor hallway.
Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th‑floor hallway.
Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th‑floor hallway.
Origami Club (West End Library Programs Room) — Weekly sessions folding paper animals and other shapes, with opportunities to share personal paper art projects; ages 18 and up.
Paint mini pumpkins, receive Halloween candy, and discuss Blood Over Bright Haven.
Bake and decorate spooky-themed cookies at the Shaw‑Roxbury Nutrition Lab, then check off a bingo box on the Side Quest board, ages 9–18.
Dinner followed by guided journaling and art session to process trauma and grief, with supplies and prompts provided, at 340 Dorchester St, all ages.
Vegetarian broth class at Shaw‑Roxbury Nutrition Lab teaches flavor layering with barley, vegetables, and miso, ages 13 and up.
Guided two‑hour walking tour from Artist Residence to the MFA, includes walking directions, first‑floor exhibit exploration, and return route.
Electro Motives (Boston Cyberarts Gallery) — Interactive electronic artworks by MassArt Electronic Projects alumni, curated by Dana Moser and Fred Wolflink, honoring retiring professor Dana Moser.
Hidden solid gold Lewis picture on the floor; first five finders who send a photo win a prize.
Oil painting class at Fourth Presbyterian Church explores personal icons for grounding, inspiration, and sacred reflection.
Play PS5, Switch 2, and table tennis at the East Boston Library; limited space, no registration required, ages 13–18.
A lecture explores 19th‑century crazy quilts as personal archives, presented by curator Tenesha Carter Johnson at Smith Commons, Fifth Floor, Sargent Hall, Boston, free.
Resume critiques with Career Development staff and peers at Kennedy, plus free monster plushies for the first 120 students.