Kids in grades 2-5 are invited to join us to sculpt, cut, and roll clay to look like mini foods like cheeseburgers, cake, and more! Registration required. Questions? Email winchild@minlib.net This program is supported by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library. ** FOR ALL CHILDREN'S PROGRAMMING: Parents/caregivers must remain in the building while a child younger than 8 years old is attending a Library program.
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Pattycake Place (Large Meeting Room, Winchester Public Library) — Songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and stories with 15‑minute storytime followed by 30‑minute free play, for ages 2 and under.
Teens color mandalas to music in the Small Meeting Room at Winchester Public Library, relaxing after school; registration required, for ages 13–18.
Fall Town Meeting Session #3 — a town meeting in Winchester.
Crafts rotate throughout the year in the Brookline Village Tween Room, open to tweens in grades 5‑7 (ages 10‑13).
Make a paper‑bag treasure book with pockets for keepsakes, adding personal artwork, in the Storytime Room at Winchester Public Library, for ages 3–12.
Read‑alouds, songs, laughter, and crafts fill the Storytime Room at Winchester Public Library for ages 3–12.
Sew a rainbow using plastic needles and prepunched cardboard in the Storytime Room at Winchester Public Library, ages 3–12.
Hands‑on STEAM activities let preschoolers explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math for ages 2–5 with caregiver participation.
Creative writing workshop exploring Native American heritage in the Green Room at Revere Public Library, for ages 6–12.
Build with Legos in the Children’s Room on the second Thursday of each month, all materials provided, for ages 3–12.
English conversation group in Winchester Public Library’s Large Meeting Room, 10‑12 intermediate‑advanced learners discuss American culture, holidays, idioms, daily life with two facilitators, 90 minutes, ages 18+.
Betty Saccocia demonstrates making two greeting cards with stamps, printed paper, and techniques in the Large Meeting Room at Winchester Public Library; registration required, ages 18 and up.
