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Grades K-2 Learn about physics with Miss Katie by building a marble roller coaster that flips, turns, and jumps! Registration is required and will open a week prior to this event.

Grades K-2 Learn about physics with Miss Katie by building a marble roller coaster that flips, turns, and jumps! Registration is required and will open a week prior to this event.
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Yoga poses targeting femur, pelvis, spine, and wrist aim to improve bone density, led by Dr. Katie Wadland in Wakefield; $5 fee, no registration required.
Zumba class with Jill explores world rhythms in a dance‑party workout, boosting strength, flexibility and endurance; $4 fee paid to the instructor.
Knitting, embroidery, crocheting and other crafts meet weekly in the Beebe Library lecture hall, led by Lisa, for ages 18 and up.
Fantastic Fridays Storytime (Children’s Room, Malden Public Library) — Folklore, fairytales, and fantasy stories, songs, and play for ages 3–12.
Themed creative activities and snacks in the Beebe Library lecture hall, registration required, for ages 13–18.
Ms. Kathryn tells stories, sings songs, and recites rhymes, then leads a brief craft activity in the Beebe Library lecture hall, for ages 3–12.
Study Buddies provides free tutoring and academic support for grades K‑8 in the Parlin Library Children’s Room, guiding students through assignments and test prep, ages 5–14.
Seasonal story by Kathryn and fizzy pumpkin science experiment in the Program Room at Beebe Library, for ages 3–12.
Rubin Brothers perform time‑traveling vaudeville circus act with unicycling, juggling, acrobatics and jazzy originals at the Americal Civic Center.
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.
Five-week virtual series with video clips, articles, and group activities that examine white privilege and systemic racism, for ages 18 and up.
Free beginner English classes covering greetings, introductions, numbers, time, money, shopping, food, weather, clothing, daily activities, taught by volunteers in Trustees Room, Beebe Library, ages 18+, registration required.