In anticipation of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping coming out later this month, we will be having a special movie night! Play BINGO while watching Catching Fire in the Teen Room. No registration required. Winner will receive a copy of the book that inspired the movie! Summary: Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark become targets of the Capitol after their victory in the 74th Hunger Games sparks a rebellion in the Districts of Panem. 2013. PG-13.
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Play BINGO while watching The Hunger Games in the Teen Room, Woburn; winner receives the book that inspired the movie, for ages 11–18.
Process & Play — Free play, circle time with books and songs, and a new process‑art project each week; messy‑friendly clothing encouraged. For ages 15 months–5.
Miss Kristine leads songs, movement activities, and stories in pajamas, optional but encouraged, for ages 2‑5, siblings welcome.
Free lifesaving workshop at Community Resource Center Suite 6350 teaches opioid overdose response and community OUD trends with a Nasal Naloxone Certified Trainer.
Dance Party (Large Meeting Room, Cary Memorial Library) — High‑energy program with follow‑the‑leader songs, free dances, and prop dances using shaker eggs, ribbons, and bubbles, for ages 3–12.
Sing, play, and bounce to gentle rhymes and stories with Miss Kristine, for ages 0‑1; registration required.
Teen book club in Woburn where members vote each month on the next reading, any genre or format, registration encouraged, for ages 11–18.
Pokemon Club (O'Neill) — Biweekly drop-in offers Pokemon‑themed crafts, card game play, and trading sessions at the O’Neill Branch, ages 5–11.
Drop‑in play with educational toys designed for toddlers, offering social time with other families; siblings welcome, for ages 1–3.
Family Craft Night at Honan-Allston offers rotating monthly projects—Perler bead keychains, bugs on wheels, DIY stuffed animals, and coaster creation—for all ages.
Brian Rose examines Hitchcock’s Psycho—its production, influence, and lasting fear—while serving snacks, at Woburn Public Library, in‑person or via Zoom, ages 18+.
Discuss the month’s book while walking around Horn Pond, meeting at the Clapp Playground parking lot, for ages 18 and up.
