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Add some artful foliage to your space! Use colorful buttons and cooper wire to make a brilliant button tree! Registration required. For grades 5-12.
Add some artful foliage to your space! Use colorful buttons and cooper wire to make a brilliant button tree! Registration required. For grades 5-12.
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Self-directed sensory stations fill the Children’s Program Room, letting kids explore at their own pace, drop‑ins welcome, for ages 3–5.
Picture bingo with a dinosaur theme, identifying images on cards, in the Newton Free Library’s Children’s Program Room, for ages 6+.
Contemporary art exhibition exploring empathy at Burns Library, part of the Catholic Universities Art Triennial series commissioned by the Holy See.
Kandace Kukas and three recent alumni present bar‑exam strategies, course advice, checklists, and live Q&A at the East Wing, Boston College Law School.
Sensory-friendly dinosaur crafting with dim lights, optional headphones, open-ended art activities at Newton Free Library’s Children’s Program Room, for ages 6–9.
Create Welcome Kits with books, handwritten letters, stickers, and resources for immigrant and refugee families at the Newton Free Library teen area, for ages 13–18.
Bracketed Mario Kart tournament in Druker Auditorium, competitors bring Switches, play for big candy prize, snacks provided, registration required, ages 9–18.
Beginner English class teaches daily-life vocabulary, grammar, speaking and listening practice at the 3rd Floor Rear Arc library.
K‑Pop Club at Druker Auditorium features discussion of comebacks, members, news and photo‑card trading, for ages 18 and up.
Boston College volleyball faces Syracuse at the Margot Connell Recreation Center in Newton.
Lecture-demonstration and hands‑on workshop uncovering unexpected history of ikebana and its floral traditions at Temple Shalom of Newton.
Disability Dialogues Conversation Group hosts a monthly discussion on disability joy and stand‑up comedy in Newton Free Library, Room A, for ages 18 and up.