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Read cat folktales, write original stories, cut cardboard shadow puppets with a ChompSaw, and perform them on a tiny stage; four weekly sessions, ages 8‑12.
Hands‑on knitting basics taught at the Main Library Fab Lab, covering cast on, knit stitch, and cast off, supplies included, for ages 18 and up.
Story hour hosted by PSB at Cambridge Edition, 1815 Massachusetts Avenue.
Trick or Treat with City Hall (City Hall Lawn) — Halloween celebration with the Office of Mayor Sumbul Siddiqui and city staff.
Drop-in Halloween celebration at O'Neill Branch features stories, crafts, treats, and costume encouragement, for ages 5–11.
Weekly LEGO block party in the Curious George Room lets participants design and build structures using supplied pieces, accommodating up to 30 builders, for ages 5–11.
Fall Tea Blending Experience at 2265 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge — guided tea blending session.
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.
Interactive theatre class at Cambridge Senior Center reads plays, acts scenes, and analyzes characters and plots, no experience required, for ages 55 and up.
Ice skating, pizza, cookies, lemonade, candy, crafting stations, and polaroid photos available at the Johnson Ice Rink in Building W34.
Line dancing lessons at Cambridge Senior Center teach basics and newer routines, offering fun movement and social interaction, for ages 55 and up.
