For ages 3-5, siblings welcome. Start your Saturday with a (not so spooky) story time! Enjoy stories, songs, rhymes, and more with Ms. Kathryn. Today is Halloween - come along in costume if you'd like! This program is sensory friendly. Registration is required and will open one week prior to the program.
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Hazardous waste collection day at Wakefield High School lets residents drop off hazardous materials for safe disposal.
Beer Garden serves drinks at the Wakefield Firefighter’s Relief Association Halloween Hustle 5K race.
French stories, songs, and vocabulary activities engage children in a playful bilingual program, Woburn, In Person — for ages 2–5, siblings welcome.
Books and songs explore new concepts, ending with a short craft, at the Youth Services Programming Room, Medford Public Library, for ages 3–7.
Sing, play, dance, and share stories, rhymes, and games for toddlers at the Beebe Library Lecture Hall, registration required, ages 1‑2, siblings welcome.
Story time with songs, rhymes, fingerplays for babies 0–12 months and caregivers, followed by relaxed caregiver mingle; registration required, at Beebe Library Lecture Hall.
Creative Hands gathers crafters Thursdays at 10:30 AM in Wakefield for quilting, needlepoint, knitting and other projects; bring participants' own work, enjoy conversation, free.
Knitting, embroidery, crocheting and other crafts meet weekly in the Beebe Library lecture hall, led by Lisa, for ages 18 and up.
Seasonal story by Kathryn and fizzy pumpkin science experiment in the Program Room at Beebe Library, for ages 3–12.
Rubin Brothers perform time‑traveling vaudeville circus act with unicycling, juggling, acrobatics and jazzy originals at the Americal Civic Center.
Advanced Tai Chi with Jon in Wakefield offers a free, limited‑space class for participants who have completed intermediate training; registration required by calling 781‑245‑3312.
Five-week virtual series with video clips, articles, and group activities that examine white privilege and systemic racism, for ages 18 and up.
