Storytime and Singalong with Karen
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Join us for a morning of singing and storytelling!
Join us for a morning of singing and storytelling!
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Morning singing and storytelling with Karen in the Children’s Room at Parlin Memorial Library.
Morning singing and storytelling with Karen in the Children’s Room at Parlin Memorial Library.
New Watch Anime Club meets in the YA Room, letting participants vote on and view selected anime together, for ages 18 and up.
Role‑playing, improvisation, and storytelling activities fill the Craft Room at Parlin Memorial Library, encouraging creativity for ages 5–12.
Manicures offered at Edward G Connolly Center for adults 55+, with half‑hour appointments and a nominal fee.
Park-9 Dog Bar hosts a Samoyed meetup with playtime, socializing, and happy tails; Samoyed owners get 15% off orders at Lala’s, other eligible breeds welcome.
Miss Val reads stories and leads a craft activity in the Shute Library’s Children’s Room, for ages five and under, adult‑accompanied.
Study Buddies provides free tutoring and academic support for grades K‑8 in the Parlin Library Children’s Room, guiding students through assignments and test prep, ages 5–14.
Librarian Morgan leads moving, singing, and story reading for babies and toddlers at the Chinatown Lower Level, for ages 0–3.
Yarn Club (Fresco Room, Parlin Memorial Library) — Bring crocheting, knitting, or any yarn craft to chat and stitch with community members, ages 14–109.
Fast‑paced American‑style Mahjong with two tile sets and eight cards in the library meeting room, for ages 18 and up.
Nintendo Switch and PlayStation gaming sessions in the Shute Memorial Library meeting room, with racing, battling, and co‑op play, for ages 18 and up.
Miss Annette leads story time with books, songs, movement, and finger play in the West Roxbury Community Room, for ages 5 and under.
Book discussion of Ottessa Moshfegh’s Lapvona with craft beers at Night Shift Brewing, Everett, ages 18+.