Family Literacy Fun Day!
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Come celebrate National Family Literacy Month at the 27th Annual Family Literacy Fun Day!
Come celebrate National Family Literacy Month at the 27th Annual Family Literacy Fun Day!
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Weaving workshop with Choctaw‑Apache tribal member Katherine Santos teaches foundational techniques and storytelling in the Curious George Room, Main Library, for ages 5–11.
Lamplighter's 10th Birthday Party at Lamplighter Brewing Co., Broadway, Cambridge — celebration for ages 10–10.
Harvard women's tennis team hosts the Harvard Invitational match in Cambridge, Mass.
Boston College rowing competition at the Foot of the Charles in Cambridge.
Make, copy, share, and swap zines with writing, drawing, and photocopier activities in the O'Neill Branch Conference Room; snacks provided, for ages 5–11.
Live acoustic guitar music and rhythm instrument play engage kids with scarves, original songs and familiar favorites in a 45‑minute interactive show, for ages 0–4 with a caregiver.
Librarians read themed stories in Harvard Art Museums’ galleries for children ages 3–7; check in at the Visitor Services desk, free, caregivers required.
Cambridge Youth Programs host a scavenger hunt and hands‑on arts & crafts activity at the Russell Youth Center in Cambridge.
Strong and Stretched, a 45‑minute class popular across all three senior centers, offered at Russell Youth Center for ages 55 and up.
In‑person session at Central Square Library explains new work and immigration requirements for SNAP benefits and MassHealth, offers eligibility checks and next‑step assistance.
Spanish-language workshop at the Peabody Museum guides teens 13‑18 through creating Paleolithic‑style cave art, exploring ancient expression and environment; advance registration required.
Interactive theatre class at Cambridge Senior Center reads plays, acts scenes, and analyzes characters and plots, no experience required, for ages 55 and up.