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Contemporary art exhibition exploring empathy at Burns Library, part of the Catholic Universities Art Triennial series commissioned by the Holy See.
Discussion of “Lincoln’s Lady Spymaster” by Gerri Willis at the Retired Faculty office, 300 Hammond Pond Parkway, Newton, with a Zoom option.
Storytimes with songs and rhymes led by librarians in the Children’s Program Room, drop‑in at 10 am or 11 am, for ages 0–5 and caregivers.
Grammar for Beginners class at the 3rd Floor Rear Arc offers games, guided conversation, and practice of simple sentence patterns for basic‑vocabulary learners.
Kawada Kikuji: Chizu (The Map) at the Museum of Fine Arts showcases images, negatives, notes, contact sheets and an original copy of the 1965 photobook.
Online cooking class teaches making two onigirazu rice sandwiches and seasoned kabocha squash, celebrating Onigiri Action Month, for all ages.
Discussion on contemporary Japanese printmakers and close-up view of prints at Allison Tolman's booth, Affordable Art Fair Boston, SoWa Power Station Booth C-2.
Keio Academy of New York presents its educational philosophy, student life, curriculum, post‑graduation pathways, and admissions process, followed by a Q&A session.
