Belmont Historical Society: Open Hours
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Drop-in to the Claflin Room and explore the Belmont Historical Society collection! A volunteer will be on hand to answer questions.
Drop-in to the Claflin Room and explore the Belmont Historical Society collection! A volunteer will be on hand to answer questions.
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Explore the Belmont Historical Society collection in the Claflin Room with a volunteer on hand to answer questions.
Explore the Belmont Historical Society collection in the Claflin Room with a volunteer on hand to answer questions.
Explore the Belmont Historical Society collection in the Claflin Room with a volunteer on hand to answer questions.
Explore the Belmont Historical Society collection in the Claflin Room with a volunteer on hand to answer questions.
English Conversation Group led by Michael offers practice speaking English in a supportive environment, ages 18 and up.
Kids discuss Brendan Wenzel’s “They all Saw a Cat” and do related activities at the Belmont Public Library’s Children’s Program Room, for ages 3–12.
Create a Monster Bookmark in the Children's Program Room at Belmont Public Library using free supplies from the Friends of the Library, for ages 3–12.
English conversation group led by Peter J. offers practice speaking English in a supportive environment, meeting Tuesdays at Belmont Public Library’s Waverley Oaks Meeting Room, ages 18+.
Leaf Vacuuming week for Wednesday residents (Waltham) — City vacuums household leaves once during scheduled pick‑up week; place leaves on curb before Monday, no sticks or other waste.
Storytime with songs, stories, and activities for infants and toddlers in the Children’s Program Room at Belmont Public Library, for ages 3–12.
English conversation group led by Wendy offers supportive speaking practice on Wednesday mornings at Belmont Public Library’s Underwood History Room, ages 18 and up.