STORY HOUR! Ping Zhu: Animals of the Chinese Zodiac
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Green Dog hours suspended at Schick in Brookline due to construction.
Stories, rhymes, and songs fill the Rey Room at the Central Library, all ages 0–7.
Boston Family Days at New England Aquarium offers free admission for Boston K‑12 and Pre‑K students plus up to two guests.
Holy Eucharist at the Copley Square church features organ, choir, choristers, livestreamed online, plus a Children’s Homily and nursery care.
Taiwanese stories, songs, and activities fill the Meeting Room at Coolidge Corner, with limited tickets taken first‑come at the children’s desk, for ages 3–12.
Japanese stories and songs are presented in Japanese at Brookline Village Library’s Hunneman Hall for ages 0‑5.
Kojo Koram with Quinn Slobodian and Shaleen Title perform at Brookline Booksmith.
Nafissa Thompson‑Spires with Annie Hartnett at Brookline Booksmith, Brookline.
Transnational Series: Petra Hůlová and Carolina Pihelgas (Brookline Booksmith, Brookline).
CactusHead Puppets explore caves with bats, fish, salamanders and sparkling rocks at Puppet Showplace Theater, for ages 5–9.
Keynotes, fireside chats, immersive experiences, a book fair, and family programming explore how science earns and keeps trust at the Museum of Science Boston.
Story hour featuring Cedar Pruitt reading “What Marcel Found” at Brookline Booksmith.