Stop world destruction in this D&D campaign by a high school student for high school students. Doomsday is rapidly approaching! Stop world destruction in this monthly D&D campaign created and DMd by a high school student for fellow high school students. Beginners are welcome. This campaign is for teens in 9-12 grade.
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Discuss the month’s book while walking around Horn Pond, meeting at the Clapp Playground parking lot, for ages 18 and up.
Build with duplo and regular LEGO bricks in the Craft Room, and display creations in the library until the next club, for ages 5–11.
Ali Siddiq: The Custom Fit Tour at the Shubert Theatre in Boston.
Four Venezuelan women artists present paper, video, sculpture, and mixed‑media works exploring memory, displacement, and belonging at MassArt x SoWa, with opening and First Friday receptions.
Brian Rose examines Hitchcock’s Psycho—its production, influence, and lasting fear—while serving snacks, at Woburn Public Library, in‑person or via Zoom, ages 18+.
Storytime on the green space at Woburn Village, 300 Mishawum Rd, featuring read‑alouds for children ages 12 and under, no registration required.
Lecture and hands‑on demos explore oil and acrylic painting fundamentals in a five‑part series, Woburn, ages 18 and up.
Live Red-tailed Hawk Coco and Barn Owl Odin demonstrate raptor differences and conservation at the Kings of The Sky program, hosted by Friends of Horn Pond, all ages.
