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Join us for open-ended, process based art! Intended for kids and tweens up to 8th grade; under age 8 with a grownup, please. Questions? Contact Alison: amitchell@somervillema.gov
Join us for open-ended, process based art! Intended for kids and tweens up to 8th grade; under age 8 with a grownup, please. Questions? Contact Alison: amitchell@somervillema.gov
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Simple pop-up paper projects taught in the Central Library auditorium, with all materials supplied, for ages 3–12.
Stories and songs in Spanish with Gabi fill the West Branch Children’s Room, for ages 3–12.
Create light-up artwork using paper and copper tape while learning basic circuits at the Medford/Somerville campus.
Daily Bible Devotionals with Daily Flame gather in CC 218 for weekday midday reflections, all ages welcome.
Make a one‑stitch junk journal from upcycled pages, envelopes, stickers and more, guided by Lauren at the Central Library auditorium, ages 13–18.
Chill craft night in the teen room at Central Library offers snacks, relaxed atmosphere, and easy crafts for ages 13–18.
Library Social Work team offers confidential drop‑in resource referrals and information for local services, with Spanish and interpreter support, free for SPL patrons, ages 18+.
Practice speaking, reading, and listening in a 1‑hour Zoom conversation group for intermediate English speakers, ages 18 and up.
LEGO Discovery Center hosts an 18+ night with building contests, costume contest, Quest challenge, photo with a LEGO character, and LEGO prize giveaways, for ages 18 and up.
Full Moon Haunting painting night at Muse Paintbar features a spooky playlist and drink specials while instructors guide step‑by‑step painting.
City staff present plans for the 2026‑27 Emergency Overnight Warming Center, reopening in the Cummings Building for adult residents experiencing homelessness; free, public meeting.
Drop-in at East Branch where a library social worker offers resource referrals, information, and interpreter access for local services, in English and Spanish, for ages 18 and up.