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Dinner at 7:00pm, program at 7:30pm Process trauma and grief through journaling and making art. Art supplies and prompts provided – everyone is welcome and encouraged to join regardless of artistic “experience.”

Dinner at 7:00pm, program at 7:30pm Process trauma and grief through journaling and making art. Art supplies and prompts provided – everyone is welcome and encouraged to join regardless of artistic “experience.”
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A lecture explores 19th‑century crazy quilts as personal archives, presented by curator Tenesha Carter Johnson at Smith Commons, Fifth Floor, Sargent Hall, Boston, free.
Ms. Claire shares stories, songs, and a simple craft for early learning at Egleston Square, Roxbury, ages 5 and under.
Artist Joseph M. Chéry leads a six‑week series creating landscapes, still lifes, and collaborative abstracts in Hyde Park’s Menino Room, for ages 55 and up.
Finneas Reidman's artwork collection explores monsters, beasts, animals, gender, and sexuality at the South Crackatorium Gallery.
Vegetarian broth class at Shaw‑Roxbury Nutrition Lab teaches flavor layering with barley, vegetables, and miso, ages 13 and up.
Play PS5, Switch 2, and table tennis at the East Boston Library; limited space, no registration required, ages 13–18.
Adults meet in 5 Vinton St kitchen with Pastor Tim, class meets in narthex with Pastor Burns, kids meet in hall with Janine, for ages 3–13 and 18+.
Sunday Service streams live via Zoom from 340 Dorchester St, Boston; participants connect using Meeting ID 823 0024 2570 and passcode 624392.
Food pantry distribution — 340 Dorchester St, Boston, MA.
Draw your Halloween costume on the big sheet in the 14th‑floor hallway.
Paint mini pumpkins, receive Halloween candy, and discuss Blood Over Bright Haven.
Oil painting class at Fourth Presbyterian Church explores personal icons for grounding, inspiration, and sacred reflection.