What anchors us in moments of quiet? Traditional icons were designed as visual focal points for deep focus and reflection and devotion. This course invites us to adapt that timeless purpose to our own lives, and visually depict through the practice of oil painting, that which is grounding, inspiring and sacred to us.
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Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th‑floor hallway.
Origami Club (West End Library Programs Room) — Weekly sessions folding paper animals and other shapes, with opportunities to share personal paper art projects; ages 18 and up.
Paint mini pumpkins, receive Halloween candy, and discuss Blood Over Bright Haven.
Bake and decorate spooky-themed cookies at the Shaw‑Roxbury Nutrition Lab, then check off a bingo box on the Side Quest board, ages 9–18.
Build with a collection of LEGOs and DUPLOs at the Roslindale library, creating whatever imaginations inspire, for ages 12 and under.
Open LEGO-building at the Brighton library, where kids create spaceships, castles, garden parties and display projects in the lobby, for ages 6–12.
Adults meet in 5 Vinton St kitchen with Pastor Tim, class meets in narthex with Pastor Burns, kids meet in hall with Janine, for ages 3–13 and 18+.
Sunday Service streams live via Zoom from 340 Dorchester St, Boston; participants connect using Meeting ID 823 0024 2570 and passcode 624392.
Food pantry distribution — 340 Dorchester St, Boston, MA.
Dinner followed by guided journaling and art session to process trauma and grief, with supplies and prompts provided, at 340 Dorchester St, all ages.
Treehouse 15th‑floor residents decorate suite doors with homemade spooky designs; RA Jaelyn selects a unique winner for a mystery prize.
Burns leads the choir rehearsing music for Sunday services and special events in the main sanctuary of the church at 340 Dorchester St.
