Fuse Beads for Middle Schoolers (O'Neill)
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Kids in 6th, 7th and 8th grade can come to the Library to make designs with fuse beads! Snacks provided. No registration necessary.
Kids in 6th, 7th and 8th grade can come to the Library to make designs with fuse beads! Snacks provided. No registration necessary.
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Weekly LEGO block party in the Curious George Room lets participants design and build structures using supplied pieces, accommodating up to 30 builders, for ages 5–11.
Songs, stories and rhymes lead into open play at O'Neill Branch, for ages 5 and under.
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COP31 Debriefing: What's Next for Global Climate Action? (Building 10, 222 Memorial Dr, Cambridge) — Experts unpack summit decisions, assess climate finance and adaptation, explore implementation pathways; lunch provided.
Fold a Sonobe unit and link multiple pieces into a 3D origami shape to take home at Collins Branch, for ages 5–11.
LEGO Time (Central Square) — Build and design LEGO structures with friends in the Lewis Room, ages 5–11, caregivers required for under 7.
Craft n’ Chill With Alex Makes Art (Pioneer Room, 355 Main St., Cambridge) — Alex leads a hands‑on art and craft session.
Teens design real‑world client projects blending art, science, technology, and storytelling in a social‑justice framework at the Main Library Learning Lab for ages 12–18.
Afternoon Sing‑Along in the Curious George Room features group singing and movement for ages 5 and under.
Drop-in fiber arts circle in the Lewis Room where participants bring projects to crochet, sew, embroider, knit, cross stitch, spin, mend, and more, for ages 18 and up.
Painting with Plants at Harvard Museum of Natural History.
Read cat folktales, write original stories, cut cardboard shadow puppets with a ChompSaw, and perform them on a tiny stage; four weekly sessions, ages 8‑12.