Children ages 1-5 accompanied by an adult are invited to join us for a dinosaur themed dance party and play time at the North Quincy Library! Come enjoy music, glowsticks, toys, and more! This program is made possible by the generous sponsorship of the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library. To find out more about their work and how you can get involved, visit the Friends of the Library webpage .
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Songs, fingerplays, and action rhymes for young children at Faneuil, Brighton, for ages 3–5.
Librarian Ashley leads stories, songs, and rhymes for babies and caregivers at the North End library, ages 18 months and under.
Baby lapsit program in Hunneman Hall, sitting on the floor with babies in laps for singing, playing, then open socialization and play time, free, for ages 3–12.
Self‑directed science activities with experiments and early‑literacy games, materials provided, at North Quincy Library between 3‑4 PM each month, for ages 3‑5.
Gentle stretching, a song, story-linked yoga poses, deep breathing practice, and a brief Savasana in the North Quincy Library meeting room, for ages 0–5, registration required.
English conversation practice in the Main Library classroom covering everyday topics, vocabulary, pronunciation, and socializing for ages 18 and up.
Community Connections: DV Awareness Month at North Quincy Library — meet ATASK and DOVE representatives while making up to two friendship bracelets each, ages 18+.
Sensory‑friendly carnival games and activities welcome all ages at BCI’s new Quincy Learning Center.
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Dress in Halloween costume, trick‑or‑treat through the library for stickers at each desk, then gather for a spooky storytime with Rona Leventhal, for ages 3–12.
Sticker-Treat event followed by Rona Leventhal’s spooky storytime featuring goblins, giggles, and monster riddles, Community Meeting Room, Main Library, Quincy, for ages 4 and up.
