If these stones could speak… On Thursday, October 29th, at 7pm, at the Adams Academy (8 Adams Street), Quincy Historical Society will welcome local author and historian Rachel Squires Bloom for a presentation and book signing of her newest publication Hancock Cemetery: Alive with History. Four centuries of history are preserved in the weathered headstones…
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Dana-Farber's Mammography Van offers on-site breast cancer screening at 440 East Squantum St, Quincy; call (617) 632‑1974 to schedule.
AARP Smart Driver Course (440 East Squantum St, Quincy) — Seminar covering defensive driving, vision and hearing changes, medication and alcohol effects, rules; registration required, ages 50 and up.
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.
Children's Room at Quincy Main Library offers stories, songs, nursery rhymes and gentle movement exercises for infants and their adult companions, for ages 4–11 months.
United First Parish Church hosts a presidential wreath laying, with Quincy Navy Reserve Center presenting a White House‑sent wreath to honor John Adams’ 291st birthday.
Performing Arts Circle at Thomas Crane Public Library offers musicians, poets, actors and storytellers sharing work and discussing art, open to all ages.
Fresh food stalls, local makers, and weekly programs fill Kilroy Square at 25 Cottage Avenue, Quincy, offering activities for all ages.
Sensory-friendly carnival-themed activities and more at BCI’s new Quincy Learning Center open house, celebrating fall for all ages.
