Make your very own Audrey II! Using colorful wool and a special barbed needle you will sculpt a fun green carnivorous plant complete with fangs and a bright red tongue, all rooted in a real terra-cotta pot. This event is for teens in grades 8-12 only. Capacity is limited due to program requirements, so attendance is first come, first served. This program is generously funded by the Brookline Library Foundation.
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Sculpt a fierce or friendly dragon eye with glass eye, air‑dry clay and metallic paint, and possibly a dragon egg, at The Rabbit Hole for ages 9–12.
English conversation on varied topics in Brookline Village Library meeting rooms, informal drop‑in groups for adult learners of all levels, ages 18+, no registration required.
Nafissa Thompson‑Spires and Annie Hartnett present The Four Wives and Five Deaths of Richard Milford at Brookline Booksmith.
Nafissa Thompson‑Spires with Annie Hartnett at Brookline Booksmith, Brookline.
Collect autumn leaves outside the library then create mixed‑media leaf crafts in Hunneman Hall, guided by artist and naturalist Rebecca Arnoldi, ages 3 and up.
Crafts rotate throughout the year in the Brookline Village Tween Room, open to tweens in grades 5‑7 (ages 10‑13).
Pumpkin toss into a Black Earth Compost truck and costume donations for Lincoln School, turning old pumpkins and costumes into compost and redistributed clothing in Brookline.
Sensory Storytime (Brookline Village — Hunneman Hall) — Stories, music, and movement in a sensory‑friendly, adaptive setting for children ages 3‑7 and caregivers, registration required.
Senior violin recital featuring student Sarah at Hunneman Hall, Brookline Village.
Nan Ni performs piano works by Frescobaldi, Franck, and Schubert at Hunneman Hall, ages 3 and up.
Weekly collage and chill session at Cambridge KiOSK, using scissors, glue, and paper to create art from discarded magazines and books.
Baby lapsit program in Hunneman Hall, sitting on the floor with babies in laps for singing, playing, then open socialization and play time, free, for ages 3–12.
