Bring a blanket or chair and settle in for an outdoor movie. We'll be showing new animated classic Coco, the perfect movie to kick off Día de los Muertos weekend and the grand finale of Autumn in the Square. The movie will be shown on the Chelsea Recreation & Cultural Affairs' giant 9 x 16' LED screen.
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Spanish Storytime at Chelsea Public Library offers stories and songs in Spanish for children ages 0‑5.
Weekly craft sessions at Chelsea Public Library let participants explore new materials and create a fresh project each week for ages 12 and under.
Free after‑hours Halloween adventure at Harvard Museum of Natural History, with trick‑or‑treating through galleries and encounters with rare, mysterious specimens.
Puppets, music, and great books fill the Belmont Public Library’s Children’s Program Room for a weekly storytime for ages 3–12.
Trunk or Treat in Chelsea Square offers trick-or-treating, entertainment, and activities with free candy, open to all ages.
Nintendo Switch games on a big screen and board games are available for families at Chelsea Public Library, for ages 5–12.
Bailemos Dance Studio offers three beginner-friendly dance classes—Storybook Ballet, Ballet Around the World, and Latin Dance Fiesta—at Newton Free Library’s Children’s Program Room, for ages 11–15.
Stories, songs, and fun fill the Chelsea Public Library Saturday Storytime at 10:30 am.
Book Talk with author Jay Atkinson at Chelsea Public Library, discussing his crime thriller Storrow Drive and sharing anecdotes about Detective Scott Conley.
Cassie leads a Intro to 3D Modeling class in the Medford Public Library Tech Lab, covering Onshape navigation, 2D sketches, Extrude and Revolve for ages 18 and up.
Halloween cookie decorating, dance party, Monster fishing, Pin the Boo on the Ghost, penny pitching and more at Williams School, with a $5 registration fee, for ages 3–10.
Lego club at Chelsea Public Library provides building sessions for kids 12 and under and families.
