We’re thrilled to partner with the British International School to welcome Kerri Maher for this special book club event. All are welcome—no affiliation with BISB is necessary. Please note that we’ll be discussing the book in depth, so there will be spoilers!
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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.
Coffee Hour at Newton Free Library offers intermediate English conversation on Zoom, led by Elsa, with participants bringing coffee or tea.
Conversation and reading of news articles, short stories, and poetry for intermediate English learners, taught by Anne, held on the 3rd‑floor Rear Arc of the Newton library.
Shea Center Open Hours (Hayden Hall, Room 202) — Drop by to discuss entrepreneurship, share ideas, enjoy coffee and breakfast snacks, and meet the Shea Center community.
Carla Vass discusses her novel The Rally with Emily Everett at Hummingbird Books, 55 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill; tickets on sale now.
Cole Brauer discusses her new book First Light, recounting her 130‑day solo circumnavigation, at Hummingbird Books in Chestnut Hill.
Discussion of Fredrik Backman's My Friends at Hummingbird Books, Chestnut Hill, free with RSVP.
