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Join us for stories and songs! All ages welcome. Questions? Contact Alison: amitchell@somervillema.gov

Join us for stories and songs! All ages welcome. Questions? Contact Alison: amitchell@somervillema.gov
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Stories and songs fill the West Branch Children’s Room (2nd floor) for ages 3–12.
Stories and songs fill the West Branch Children’s Room (2nd floor) for ages 3–12.
Stories, songs, and rhymes fill the Children’s Room at Central Library, for ages 3–12.
Three-hour weekly writing accountability sessions for graduate students at the StAAR Center, offering co‑working time to develop regular writing habits.
Brunch panel with Interfaith Ambassadors, Sustainable CORE Fellows, local community members, water quality experts, and Mystic River Watershed Association discussing Alewife Brook challenges, at Medford/Somerville campus.
East Branch Book Group meets at the East Branch library to discuss Geraldine Brooks' Memorial Days; copies available for pickup, newcomers welcome, ages 18+.
Pajama storytime in the Central Library Children's Room features story reading, songs, and a 250th‑birthday of America theme, with participants in PJs and stuffed animals, ages 3–12.
Story reading, songs, fingerplays, and conversation for parents and caregivers of babies in the Central Library Children’s Room, ages 3–12.
9th Annual Nolop Haunted House (Medford/Somerville campus) showcases spooky robots built by Dr. E’s Simple Robotics class.
Intermediate English speakers practice speaking, reading, and listening in a conversation group at the Central Library auditorium, ages 18 and up.
Sheryl White of Baby Kneads leads a three‑session, 45‑minute baby sign class for caregivers with pre‑verbal children 5 months to crawling, held in the West Branch Community Room.
Matt Heaton’s lively family show performs in The Burren’s Back Room, 247 Elm Street, Somerville, all ages.
Open‑ended, process‑based art activities in the West Branch Children’s Room, for ages 3–12, under 8 must be accompanied by a grownup.
Free 12‑week U.S. citizenship preparation class covering the new 128 civics questions, reading, writing, and interview practice at the Central Library auditorium, Somerville — ages 18 and up.