
Spice School: Blending Bar (Boston)
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Paint your own rock at Teen Central in the Central Library’s second‑floor space, with snacks available, walk‑ins welcome, for ages 13–18.
Weekly arts program in Grove Hall Teen Space offers a new craft each week with provided materials, first‑come‑first‑served, for ages 13–18.
Four Venezuelan women artists present paper, video, sculpture, and mixed‑media works exploring memory, displacement, and belonging at MassArt x SoWa, with opening and First Friday receptions.
Letters to Cleo performs two consecutive nights at Paradise Rock Club, with doors at 7 PM and shows at 8 PM, 18+ with ID.
Create Thanksgiving paper crafts at the Hyde Park library, with all materials supplied, open to all ages.
Crafty knitters and crocheters gather at PH Angel Room to knit baby blankets, hats, scarves, and share a yarn stash with donations.
Fall tea blending experience at Boston Public Market.
Fall Tea Blending Experience at 2265 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge — guided tea blending session.
Spice School: Fall Blending Bar takes place at Boston Public Market.
Spice School: Blending Bar at 2267 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge.
Crochet Club (Lower Mills Community Room, Dorchester) — crocheters of all skill levels work on projects, learn first stitches, share tools; knitters, weavers, stitchers also welcome, ages 13+.
Repair broken gadgets, appliances, bikes, and more with volunteer coaches at the Boston Public Library's Central Branch, free for all ages.