Mayor Robert J. Van Campen and the Council on Aging are excited to offer manicures to older adults at the Connolly Center. Manicures will be offered on the third Wednesday of every month from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. beginning Feb. 18. Appointments are booked every half hour during that time slot. There is a nominal fee for this service. Please Cathi at the Connolly Center to book an appointment. For more information, please call 617-394-2323.
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Morning singing and storytelling with Karen in the Children’s Room at Parlin Memorial Library.
Fast‑paced American‑style Mahjong in the library meeting room, with two sets and eight cards for sharing and learning together, ages 18 and up.
Park-9 Dog Bar hosts a Samoyed meetup with playtime, socializing, and happy tails; Samoyed owners get 15% off orders at Lala’s, other eligible breeds welcome.
Drawing, coloring, writing, and collaging sessions in a warm, welcoming space for creative expression, ages 18 and up.
Creative space for artists and crafters to work, connect, get inspired, bring own craft and socialize with makers, at Shute Memorial Library Meeting Room, for ages 18+.
Visible mending workshop with Mariko Sugimori (Putterham Library Meeting Room) — learn patching, darning, button sewing on your own garments; materials provided; ages 18 and up.
Mystery masquerade at Parlin Memorial Library invites participants to dress as detectives, hunt clues upstairs and downstairs, enjoy free refreshments, and compete for costume accolades, all ages.
Nurse from the Health Department provides quick blood pressure checks and answers health questions at the Connolly Center.
Drop-in at O'Connell Branch lets fiber crafters work on projects, share skills, and socialize while knitting, crocheting, embroidery, spinning, cross‑stitching and more, ages 18+.
Monthly hands‑on maker activity exploring a scientific concept with all materials provided, encouraging group work and socializing in the Medford Public Library MakerSpace, ages 8–12.
Housing and Utility Assistance (Everett City Hall, Room 27) — Office hours offering help for those facing eviction notices, utility shutoffs, or urgent housing emergencies, no appointment needed.
Annual Halloween Party (Everett Recreation Center) — Face painting, balloon art, live magic, and plenty of candy for costumed participants.
