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Come sing and dance along with some of your favorite songs and learn some new hits led by children’s librarian Leah! Ideal for children ages 0-5 and their grownups. No registration required

Come sing and dance along with some of your favorite songs and learn some new hits led by children’s librarian Leah! Ideal for children ages 0-5 and their grownups. No registration required
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Singalong led by librarian Leah in Coolidge Corner Meeting Room features singing and dancing to favorite songs and new hits, for ages 3–12.
Singalong led by librarian Leah in Coolidge Corner Meeting Room features singing and dancing to favorite songs and new hits, for ages 3–12.
Stories, songs, and movement fill Hunneman Hall on Wednesday mornings, with free tickets from the Children’s Room Desk at 10 AM, for ages 3–12.
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.
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.
Weekly playgroup at Brookline Village Library offers a hello circle, movement story, and take‑home craft with rotating monthly themes, for ages 3–12.
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.
Young filmmakers write, film, and edit short movies retelling Newbery books at The Rabbit Hole, Brookline Village, for ages 9–12.
Dungeons & Dragons campaign runs every other Saturday in the tween room at Brookline Village Library, open to new and seasoned adventurers, ages 10–18.
Story hour featuring Cedar Pruitt reading “What Marcel Found” at Brookline Booksmith.
A stranded caboose leads a train engineer to puppet characters and musical stories hidden in a suitcase, at Puppet Showplace Theater, for ages 3–7.
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.