Meditation and Mandala for Older Adults
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Music and a quiet atmosphere will allow group members to relax and get centered as they fill in the outlines of paper Mandalas with colored markers
Music and a quiet atmosphere will allow group members to relax and get centered as they fill in the outlines of paper Mandalas with colored markers
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Sewing 101 (Main Library — Fab Lab, The Hive) — Learn machine setup, threading, straight stitches, tension and safety while making a drawstring bag, ages 18 and up.
Hands‑on STEAM workshop at O'Connell Branch where architect Neha Garg teaches building design, for ages 5–11.
Cross-disciplinary conversations on environmental history, waste management, and material circulation with leading scholars at The Nexus, free lunch for registered participants.
World premiere of Pouvwa at Takeda Theater, featuring Haitian‑folkloric dance, Afro‑electronica, live drumming and visual installations by Jean Appolon Expressions.
Screening of A League of Their Own at MIT Welcome Center invites craft projects for stitching while the film plays, free for all ages, first‑come seating.
Machine‑sewing workshop offers aprons or flax‑seed heating pads, guided by fiber artist Lenni Armstrong, requiring prior Sewing 101 completion, for ages 18 and up.
Tech help at Cambridge Senior Center, staff answer wireless device, laptop, Zoom and Facebook questions, for ages 55 and up.
Spanish Class for Daily Life at North Cambridge Senior Center offers a Spanish language class.
Flamenco dance class at Cambridge Senior Center teaches Palos rhythms, footwork, arm and finger coordination for ages 55 and up.
Drop-in fiber arts circle in the Lewis Room where participants bring projects to crochet, sew, embroider, knit, cross stitch, spin, mend, and more, for ages 18 and up.
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.
Government and Public Sector Job Fair at Central Square Library — State and municipal employers present job opportunities.