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Tutors provide on‑the‑spot help with classes and exam questions in the Main Library’s Teen Room; free, ages 12–18.
Tutors provide on‑the‑spot help with classes and exam questions in the Main Library’s Teen Room; free, ages 12–18.
Tutors provide on‑the‑spot help with classes and exam questions in the Main Library’s Teen Room; free, ages 12–18.
Tutors provide on‑the‑spot help with classes and exam questions in the Main Library’s Teen Room; free, ages 12–18.
Songs, stories, and rhymes presented at the Collins Branch for children five and under, caregivers welcome; no registration required.
Stories, songs, and rhymes for children 18 months to 3 years and caregivers in the Rey Room at the Main Library, ages 5 and under.
Exhibit showcases Boston’s first all‑woman architecture firm, highlighting 900+ commissions, MIT’s role, Cambridge impact, and eco‑friendly renovation methods.
Bounces and rhymes for babies 0‑18 months and caregivers in the Lewis Room at Central Square Branch, for ages 5 and under.
Teens design real‑world client projects blending art, science, technology, and storytelling in a social‑justice framework at the Main Library Learning Lab for ages 12–18.
Build with a collection of LEGOs and DUPLOs at the Roslindale library, creating whatever imaginations inspire, for ages 12 and under.
Native English speakers lead conversation practice at Central Square Literacy Center, all levels welcome, ages 18 and up.
Panel at Main Library Lecture Hall with Harvard scholars Carrasco, Kleinman, Paulsell, Puett and Rev. Potts discussing The Practice of Wisdom: Five Quests, registration required, ages 18+.
Interactive memoir workshop in the Lewis Room blends close readings and craft techniques to turn memories into stories, led by Shilpa and Senjuti, for ages 18 and up.
Free conversation classes for international students, scholars, and spouses meet at tables in MIT’s W11-190, with lunch‑time informal chat on Thursdays.
Open LEGO-building at the Brighton library, where kids create spaceships, castles, garden parties and display projects in the lobby, for ages 6–12.
Knitting Group at Boudreau Branch — Bring your project, yarn and needles for an hour of crafting with fellow knitters, ages 18 and up.
