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Knitting, crocheting, embroidery, felting and other fiber projects are shared at the Jamaica Plain library, ages 13 and up.
Drop-In Knitting (Faneuil, Brighton) — Open knitting session; bring needles and yarn, meet other knitters, ages 18 and up.
Paper marbling demonstration at the Paul Revere House, where R. P. Hale floats pigments, swirls colors, and transfers designs to paper while explaining the science.
Parish Night at Saint Vasilios Greek Orthodox Church, 5 Paleologos Street, Peabody.
Kimchi making workshop in Dorchester’s Adams Street community room, teaching Kimjang culture, fermenting napa cabbage, tasting samgyetang, and gifting a mason‑jar of kimchi, for ages 18 and up.
Stationery Club (Brighton, Brighton) — Hour of journaling, planning, scrapbooking, and letter writing with shared supplies of paper, pens, stickers, and washi tape; ages 18 and up.
Make tacos with Ms. Christine Sinclair at Codman Square, then embark on a library side quest exploring skills, self‑care and community connections, ages 13–18.
Tai Chi class in the Jamaica Plain library community room teaches flowing motions and deep breathing to improve balance and prevent falls, ages 18+.
Public paint party with hands‑on art activities at 1524 Dorchester Ave, Boston.
Toddler Create & Play at 1524 Dorchester Ave, Boston — creative play session for ages 1–4.
Screening of Gigot (1962) with discussion of feline star Orangey led by dancer and costume designer Doreen Marshall, North End, Boston, for ages 18 and up.
Friday the 13th (1980) screens at Hyde Park’s Weld Hall with popcorn and refreshments, part of a 1900s horror film series, ages 18+.
