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Books and songs explore new concepts, ending with a short craft, at the Youth Services Programming Room, Medford Public Library, for ages 3–7.
Samhain at Tufts University marks the Wiccan New Year with a harvest celebration honoring Earth’s final gifts and the spirits of the dead.
Boston College Sailing at Nickerson Trophy (Medford, MA) — competitive sailing event.
Rachelle teaches basic cast‑on and bind‑off techniques in a beginner knitting class at the MakerSpace, Medford Public Library, for ages 18 and up.
Teen Craft Night at MakerSpace, Medford Public Library—paint and personalize Jenga blocks with provided materials, registration required, ages 13–18.
Read a favorite book aloud to Ryan, the library dog, in YS Study Room 3, Medford Public Library; registration required, ages 3–12.
Screenagers: Generation AI shown at McGlynn Auditorium, Medford.
Gede Fèt Festival at Arts Collaborative Medford, 162 Mystic Ave, Medford.
Cast ballots at the City Hall Chambers, 2nd floor, Medford City Hall.
Future Ready: Getting Paid (Medford City Hall, Room 201).
Drop‑in craft session making Frankenstein cups at the Green Room, Revere Public Library, for ages 6–12.
Sinister plants demonstrate spiky thorns, sticky latex, chemical defenses, explosive seed bursts, and black‑light glow on Hunnewell Lawn, with a storytime at 1 pm, all ages.