
Let's Make a Mess art class
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Hands-on, tactile, messy art projects led by our Summer Meals art teacher and a member of the Fort Point Arts community.

Hands-on, tactile, messy art projects led by our Summer Meals art teacher and a member of the Fort Point Arts community.
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Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th‑floor hallway.
Senior quilters gather at Codman Square, Dorchester to share projects, receive feedback, and enjoy snacks and conversation, ages 18 and up.
Six-week adult sewing series at Honan-Allston Library, instructor Miriam teaches machine use and simple patterns, participants finish with multiple projects, ages 18+.
MassArt invites undergraduate and graduate students to submit artwork for the 2027 MassArt Auction, with a virtual information session on Oct 22.
At the Uphams Corner Children’s Room, decorate a metallic sarcophagus and craft a mummy to preserve inside the tomb, all ages.
Drop‑in crafting session with supplies provided or bring your own, open to all ages.
Adults meet in 5 Vinton St kitchen with Pastor Tim, class meets in narthex with Pastor Burns, kids meet in hall with Janine, for ages 3–13 and 18+.
Sunday Service streams live via Zoom from 340 Dorchester St, Boston; participants connect using Meeting ID 823 0024 2570 and passcode 624392.
Dinner followed by guided journaling and art session to process trauma and grief, with supplies and prompts provided, at 340 Dorchester St, all ages.
Treehouse 15th‑floor residents decorate suite doors with homemade spooky designs; RA Jaelyn selects a unique winner for a mystery prize.
Halloween-themed coloring activities at Boston Public Market.
Food pantry distribution — 340 Dorchester St, Boston, MA.