Join us for a chance to meet new friends or treat yourself to some well deserved downtime. We'll enjoy coloring with the opportunity for conversation with your coloring neighbors. Supplies will be provided but feel free to bring your own. Registration is required.
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Switch 2 Gaming! (Teen Workshop, Cary Memorial Library) — Teens play Switch 2 games like Smash and Mario Kart, taking turns, teaming up, and socializing, ages 13–18.
A read‑aloud story followed by a themed craft project in the Newton Free Library’s Children’s Program Room for ages 3–5.
Knitting, embroidery, crocheting and other crafts meet weekly in the Beebe Library lecture hall, led by Lisa, for ages 18 and up.
Make custom fridge, locker, or magnetic art using your own photos or drawings at the Newton Free Library Teen Area for ages 9–18.
Help with Hatch’s Silhouette vinyl cutter, Inkscape vector software, and 3D design programs Onshape and TinkerCAD at Hatch Makerspace, 20 Summer St, Watertown, for ages 8 and up.
Pamela Means delivers a performance‑presentation on protest song origins, weaving original works and sing‑along covers, at the Large Meeting Room, Cary Memorial Library, for ages 18 and up.
LEGO fans tackle a new building challenge each meeting, work solo or in groups, then share their creations, for ages 3–12.
Hour of building with Kiva Plank projects, Strawbees, Lincoln Logs, Lego and more in the Lecture Hall, registration required, for ages 3–12.
Casual creative crafting in the Children's Program Room at Watertown Free Public Library, for ages 5–11.
Book discussion group where 5th and 6th graders read titles beforehand and talk about them, meeting in the Children's Activity Room at Cary Memorial Library, for grades 5–6.
Educational seminar in the Cary Library’s Large Meeting Room covering charitable giving, trusts, bequests, donor‑advised funds, and IRA distributions, with Q&A, for ages 18+, free.
