
Crafternoon: Dragon Masks (Collins)
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Get creative after school! Color and cut a paper dragon mask. Supplies will be provided to personalize a fun and fierce beast you can wear. Recommended for children ages 6-12 and their caregivers.

Get creative after school! Color and cut a paper dragon mask. Supplies will be provided to personalize a fun and fierce beast you can wear. Recommended for children ages 6-12 and their caregivers.
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Beading workshop in the Main Library’s Rossi Room teaches basics, stone types, lets participants keep their pieces; limited to ten, led by Zangar Freeman, ages 18 and up.
Songs, rhymes, and fingerplays in the Valente Branch Program Room for ages 5 and under.
Career exploration workshop in Building 7 uses a quick interest assessment and LEGO Serious Play to prototype career paths, offering resources for next steps, ages 18 and up.
Craft n’ Chill With Alex Makes Art (Pioneer Room, 355 Main St., Cambridge) — Alex leads a hands‑on art and craft session.
Create constellation art during weekly games and STEAM crafts at O'Neill Branch, Cambridge, for ages 5–11.
Weekly games and rotating crafts or STEAM activities in the Valente Branch Program Room for ages 5–11.
Fiber Crafts Group (MIT events calendar) — Online Zoom sessions for crafting projects, sign in anytime during the meeting; email for invite.
High beginner ESOL class at Central Square Literacy Center, no testing required, for adults 18+, contact Maria Balestrieri for details.
Beginner ESOL class at Central Square Literacy Center, no testing required, for ages 18 and up; call Maria Balestrieri at 617‑349‑4013 for info.
Game show-style competitions like Wheel of Fortune, Jeopardy, Trivia, and Bingo run in the O'Neill Branch conference room, with snacks provided, for ages 5–11.
Research curator Francesca Bewer leads a hands‑on workshop at Harvard Art Museums where participants mold and cast with clay, plaster, wax, alginate and silicone, examining authenticity and conservation.
Hands‑on 3D printing workshop in the Main Library Fab Lab, using Prusa printers and Tinkercad to create models and earn a printing certification, for ages 18 and up.