Join us in the Teen Room for an afternoon of gaming fun! Teens interested in finding a like-minded community ready to game are invited to play our Switch 2 games (including Smash and Mario Kart ). In order to successfully participate in this program, a participant should have: the ability to take turns and maintain patience the ability to participate as a member of a team a desire to interact and socialize with peers
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Interactive storytime in the Children’s Activity Room at Cary Memorial Library features rhymes, songs, tickle games, and cozy books for infants and caregivers, for ages 3–12.
Interactive early‑literacy session in the library’s Children’s Activity Room where toddlers and caregivers jump, sing, recite rhymes, and hear short stories, for ages 3–12.
Fall registration opens in Lexington, offering new activities, Harvest Fest, Haunted House, and a fitness routine with LexRec.
Puppets, music, and great books fill the Belmont Public Library’s Children’s Program Room for a weekly storytime for ages 3–12.
Bi‑weekly 30‑minute book discussion where 1st‑ and 2nd‑graders read the same chapter book, discuss it, and finish with a related activity, for ages 3–12.
Beginner-friendly cake decorating class transforms a 4” cake into a pumpkin with buttercream texture, leaves, and curling vines, all supplies provided, ages 18 and up.
Story Social offers interactive storytime, songs, movement rhymes, and open play for families in the Children’s Activity Room at Cary Memorial Library, for ages 0–5.
Po-Shen Loh presents a talk at Cary Hall on nurturing critical thinking, creativity, communication, and leadership as human skills in an AI-driven world, for ages 18 and up.
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.
Create objects with 3D pens at Boudreau Branch, a drop‑in craft session for ages 5–11.
Storytime and rhymes in the farm dome followed by an outdoor hands‑on activity at Lexington Community Farm, for ages 4–7.
High school readers discuss Elana K. Arnold’s Holloway and plan future clubs in the Genealogy Room at Cary Memorial Library, ages 13–18.
