Kids and their caregivers will build with wave after wave of materials, guided by a high-energy audiovisual spectacle! Ages 5-12. Accessibility Notice: We strive to make our events accessible. To request a disability accommodation and/or language services, please contact the Children's Room at mlevine@bpl.org or call (617) 859-2476. Please allow at least two weeks to arrange accommodation.
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Create Thanksgiving paper crafts at the Hyde Park library, with all materials supplied, open to all ages.
Stories, songs, fingerplays, and crafts for children up to age five and their caregivers at Mattapan, for all ages.
Harvest and taste-test New England Pie Pumpkin and Jamaican Pumpkin at City Natives workshop.
Ali Siddiq: The Custom Fit Tour at the Shubert Theatre in Boston.
Silly juggling, magic, unicycle tricks, antics, accordion music, balloon sculpture and a rubber chicken delight kids at Davey the Clown Show, Roslindale, for ages 5 and under.
Stories, rhymes, and songs fill the Rey Room at the Central Library, all ages 0–7.
Morning at the Museum takes place at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
Literacy Services team hosts informal session offering instructor Q&A on grammar class registration, details on free conversation practice groups, and local resource information, for ages 18 and up.
Make tacos with Ms. Christine Sinclair at Codman Square, then embark on a library side quest exploring skills, self‑care and community connections, ages 13–18.
Creative coding adventure with mini-game creation and remixing, devices provided for families to test and give feedback, at O'Neill Branch, for ages 5–11.
Tai Chi class in the Jamaica Plain library community room teaches flowing motions and deep breathing to improve balance and prevent falls, ages 18+.
Screening of Gigot (1962) with discussion of feline star Orangey led by dancer and costume designer Doreen Marshall, North End, Boston, for ages 18 and up.
