What if game night could turn into a creative coding adventure for the whole family? We are creating mini-games that families can play together, then remix together, and we need your help to make them better! Families with children ages 6 - 12 , please drop in to try out some fun, quick, and low-stakes games and share your feedback. Devices will be provided.
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Creative coding adventure where families design, play, and remix mini-games together, with devices provided, at O'Neill Branch conference room, for ages 5–11.
Creative coding adventure where families design, play, and remix mini-games together, with devices provided, at O'Neill Branch conference room, for ages 5–11.
Mandarin songs and stories led by educator Mina (Yating) Fan fill the Rey Room for a 30‑minute family session, ages 5 and under.
Men's soccer match versus Clark University in Worcester, MA.
Women's volleyball match between MIT and Williams College at MIT events calendar, Cambridge.
Young writers share ideas and work in the O'Neill Branch conference room, joined by award‑winning picture‑book author Gwendolyn Wallace, with snacks provided, for ages 12–18.
Bounces and rhymes help caregivers and babies learn, play, and develop language and motor skills, for ages 5 and under.
Buildwave (Central Library, Children’s Library Rey Room) — Build with wave after wave of materials guided by a high‑energy audiovisual spectacle, for ages 5‑12.
High beginner ESOL class at Central Square Literacy Center, no testing required, for adults 18+, contact Maria Balestrieri for details.
Darren Hairston leads Zumba Gold, a dance fitness class for older adults, improving balance, flexibility and cardio in Main Library community room, for ages 18 and up.
Hands‑on 3D printing workshop in the Main Library Fab Lab, using Prusa printers and Tinkercad to create models and earn a printing certification, for ages 18 and up.
Mad Science explores the animal kingdom in the Story Hour Room, with limited registration required, ages 3–12.
Open Shop at the Hive in Main Library lets makers reserve equipment, use spaces, work on projects, and get a 10‑minute safety video for ages 18 and up.
Beginner ESOL class at Central Square Literacy Center, no testing required, for ages 18 and up; call Maria Balestrieri at 617‑349‑4013 for info.
