Learn about the eastern coyote, its history and behavior, and how we can coexist with this valuable predator in the Northeast. Chris Schadler of Project Coyote will share insights from her work in conservation, wildlife education, and 18 years of sheep farming and living alongside coyotes. Presented in partnership with Wellesley Conservation Land Trust and the Natural Resources Commission.
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Wellesley Conservation Land Trust Fall Lecture – Co‑existing with the Evolving Coyote (Wellesley) — Ecologist Chris Schadler presents coyote ecology, behavior, and community coexistence strategies.
Community Clothing Drive with Cradles to Crayons (Wellesley Town Hall West Lobby) — Bring new or gently used clothing to the purple donation bin; all sizes accepted.
Technology assistance appointments in Jackie's Room at the Main Library, 30‑minute sessions with a librarian or volunteer, limited spots, all ages.
Rummikub introduction in the Main Library’s Wakelin Room offers rule lessons, strategy practice, and friendly games with all materials provided, for all ages.
Nature Club meets at The Rabbit Hole every other Thursday for nature crafts, books, and outdoor activities exploring plants and animals, for ages 3–12.
Collect autumn leaves outside the library then create mixed‑media leaf crafts in Hunneman Hall, guided by artist and naturalist Rebecca Arnoldi, ages 3 and up.
Watercolor workshop on the terrace teaches simple techniques for painting fall landscapes, focusing on color and light; registration required, ages 18 and up.
Storytelling and a simple open‑ended craft activity at the Fells Branch library, drop‑in with no registration required, for ages 3–12.
Craft Closet Open House (Main Library Craft Room) — Unstructured craft time with drawing, dump‑truck building, paper‑bag puppets, collages using odds‑and‑ends, drop‑in, all ages.
Barnyard Story Hour at Powisset Farm — morning animal interaction combined with a fun reading session.
Tea, Talk, and Trails: Halloween Edition (Habitat Education Center and Wildlife Sanctuary, Belmont) — Adults only.
Discussion of Aimee Nezhukumatathil’s Night Owl at the Main Library Blue Room, open to anyone with an open heart and mind, registration required, for ages 18 and up.
