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Lively interactive music fills East Boston library, engaging babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, ages 5 and under.
Lively interactive music fills East Boston library, engaging babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, ages 5 and under.
Phoebe Neilsen leads a whimsical sing‑and‑dance concert at Connolly, featuring “Color Esperanza” and “Sir Duke,” encouraging movement and clapping, for ages 5 and under.
Toddler Create & Play at 1524 Dorchester Ave, Boston — creative play session for ages 1–4.
Librarian Brittany leads read‑alouds, music, and movement at Shaw‑Roxbury for ages 5 and under.
Timed Bell Chamber tours at Old North Church, Boston.
Evan Haller leads an interactive baby music class for infants and caregivers in a small group at Charlestown’s second‑floor program room, for ages 0‑12 months, no registration required.
Yoni Gordon leads song and movement sessions that teach early literacy and math skills to infants and toddlers, ages 5 and under, at the Roslindale Library.
Informal session at East Boston library where Literacy Services staff discuss grammar class registration, free conversation practice groups, and adult English learning resources for ages 18 and up.
Virtual Canva tutorial covers brand kits, social media graphics, picture/text editing, video editing, and website building, offered by Boston Public Library online for ages 13–18, 20–34, and 55+.
Skillet: Comatose 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour at House of Blues Orlando.
Michigander performs at Brighton Music Hall, with $1 per ticket supporting HeadCount voter registration, all ages.
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.
Tai Chi class in the Jamaica Plain library community room teaches flowing motions and deep breathing to improve balance and prevent falls, ages 18+.
