Kids ages 2-5 and their grownups are invited to join us for a kid-friendly art project every first Tuesday. Grownups must be accompanied by a child! This program is made possible by the generous sponsorship of the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library. To find out more about their work and how you can get involved, visit the Friends of the Library webpage .
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Massachusetts state election voting held in the Community Meeting Room at Quincy Main Library.
Teen-only open hours at The Cranium makerspace let teens work on projects and explore equipment, ages 13–18.
Musicians, poets, actors and storytellers share performances and discussions at Thomas Crane Public Library, Quincy, for all ages.
Music and dancing accompany Ms. Tory’s storytime in the Keys Community Room, Lower Level Library, for ages 3–12.
Music therapy sessions help regulate emotions, improve speech, motor and sensory skills in the North Quincy Library Dinegan Room, registration required, for ages 3–12.
PJ storytime in pajamas with books and songs for ages 1‑5, held in the Children’s Room at the Main Library, Quincy.
Shop gently used books, audiobooks, CDs and DVDs at the volunteer-run Friends Bookstore in the Main Library atrium, with all proceeds supporting free library events for all ages.
English conversation practice in the Main Library classroom covering everyday topics, vocabulary, pronunciation, and socializing for ages 18 and up.
Sensory‑friendly carnival games and activities welcome all ages at BCI’s new Quincy Learning Center.
Sensory-friendly carnival-themed activities at BCI’s new Quincy Learning Center showcase ABA therapy services for children with autism and Down syndrome.
Community Connections: DV Awareness Month at North Quincy Library — meet ATASK and DOVE representatives while making up to two friendship bracelets each, ages 18+.
Dress in Halloween costume, trick‑or‑treat through the library for stickers at each desk, then gather for a spooky storytime with Rona Leventhal, for ages 3–12.
