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Green Dog hours suspended at Schick in Brookline due to construction.
Lisa the Wise: a puppet tale of a brave girl confronting Baba Yaga in a wits battle at Puppet Showplace Theater, for ages 4–10.
Story hour featuring Cedar Pruitt reading “What Marcel Found” at Brookline Booksmith.
Northeastern women's soccer faces Monmouth in a home game at Parsons Field.
Weekly craft sessions at The Rabbit Hole offer rotating materials and open art supplies for kids to create anything they imagine, ages 5–9.
Read books at Putterham Library, earn a prize every half‑hour, and decorate tote bags for holding your reads, for ages 3–18.
Machine knitters gather at the Watertown Free Public Library’s Lucia Mastrangelo Room to troubleshoot machines, share techniques, and showcase projects in a free, informal meetup.
Reading classic children’s literature, dancing to popular songs, and sharing learner experiences at United Parish Church, an English language class for adults 18 and up, drop‑in.
Weekly playgroup at Brookline Village Library offers a hello circle, movement story, and take‑home craft with rotating monthly themes, for ages 3–12.
Hands‑on fiber arts crafts in the Main Library’s Wakelin Room introduce new materials each session, teaching sewing, weaving, pom‑pom making; supplies provided, registration required, for ages 3–12.
Children’s librarian Leah leads stories, songs, and movement activities building early literacy skills at Coolidge Corner Meeting Room, for ages 3–12.
Drop-in tech assistance at Putterham Library’s meeting room, where librarian Ginger helps with Libby, Hoopla, email, Uber and other device questions, ages 18+.