Looking to display your favorite photo, word, quote or drawing? Stop by the Teen/Tween Area to create unique magnets to for your fridge, locker, or frankly, anything safely magnetic! Please feel free to bring your own shrunken photos or art to put on the magnets. For grades 5-12.
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A read‑aloud story followed by a themed craft project in the Newton Free Library’s Children’s Program Room for ages 3–5.
Two‑day chess camp covers piece movement, castling, promotion, puzzles, then full games, led by library staff and local high school volunteers, for ages 7–10.
Thanksgiving Recess at Boston College events in Newton.
Thanksgiving Holidays at Boston College events in Newton.
Dip apple slices in chocolate and decorate with sprinkles, caramel, and more at the Newton Free Library Teen Area, for ages 9–18.
Simple stories and songs alternate in Spanish and English at the Newton Free Library Children’s Program Room, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
Build, play, and stretch creativity with LEGO and DUPLO blocks in the Rey Room, Central Library, Boston, for ages 3–12.
Bailemos Dance Studio offers Thursday classes: Storybook Ballet with positions, Ballet Around the World using music, and Latin Dance Fiesta teaching Cha Cha and Samba steps, for ages 6–10.
Discussion group on life in the U.S., cultural differences, current events, and parenting at the 3rd Floor Rear Arc, open to high beginner–intermediate ELL students.
Casual creative crafting in the Children's Program Room at Watertown Free Public Library, for ages 5–11.
Bailemos Dance Studio offers three beginner-friendly dance classes—Storybook Ballet, Ballet Around the World, and Latin Dance Fiesta—at Newton Free Library’s Children’s Program Room, for ages 11–15.
Monthly casual book club meets on the first‑floor library in Druker Auditorium for conversation about a new title, currently My Friends by Fredrik Backman, ages 18 and up.
