Try your hand at origami with a few simple projects. For kids in grades 2-5. Registration required. Questions? Email winchild@minlib.net This program is supported by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library. ** FOR ALL CHILDREN'S PROGRAMMING: Parents/caregivers must remain in the building while a child younger than 8 years old is attending a Library program.
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English conversation group in Winchester Public Library’s Large Meeting Room, 10‑12 intermediate‑advanced learners discuss American culture, holidays, idioms, daily life with two facilitators, 90 minutes, ages 18+.
Libby McNamee discusses Petticoat Patriots, covering Daughters of Liberty, Lady Presidents, and Revolutionary women riders and soldiers, via Zoom from Winchester Public Library, ages 18+.
Fall Town Meeting Session #2 in Winchester.
Miss Val reads stories and leads a craft activity in the Shute Library’s Children’s Room, for ages five and under, adult‑accompanied.
Read‑alouds, songs, laughter, and crafts fill the Storytime Room at Winchester Public Library for ages 3–12.
Kids sculpt, cut, and roll clay into mini foods like cheeseburgers and cake in the Storytime Room at Winchester Public Library, registration required, ages 3–12.
Drop-in board game sessions with snacks for teens in the Large Meeting Room at Winchester Public Library, ages 13–18, sponsored by Friends of the Winchester Public Library.
Librarians host a craft table at the Winchester Farmers' Market, showcasing library resources and programs for all ages.
Sew a rainbow using plastic needles and prepunched cardboard in the Storytime Room at Winchester Public Library, ages 3–12.
Miss Sarah guides making cinnamon cream cheese dip, then judges which apples pair best with it, in the Adams Street Community Room, Dorchester, for all ages.
Evening of LEGOs and foam blocks in Chinatown Lower Level, building creativity and STEM skills, recommended ages 3‑12, all ages welcome.
Hands‑on STEAM activities let preschoolers explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math for ages 2–5 with caregiver participation.
