Teen Movie Fridays
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Join us for a TAB-organized movie from 3-4:30pm in the Teen Room!. Films are typically voted on at the start of the program. The Teen Room is open for students between grades 6 and 12.
Join us for a TAB-organized movie from 3-4:30pm in the Teen Room!. Films are typically voted on at the start of the program. The Teen Room is open for students between grades 6 and 12.
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TAB-organized movie screening in the Milton Public Library Teen Room, with films voted on at the start, for ages 13–18.
Take‑and‑make Hanging Possums craft kits available for pick‑up at Milton Public Library’s Children’s Room, first‑come, first‑served, for ages 3–5.
Coffee and a talk on researching higher‑value books for Book Shop volunteers in the Keys Community Room.
Free playtime with imagination‑sparking toys for babies and toddlers at Faneuil, Brighton, for ages 5 and under.
Playful movement, breathing exercises, calming moments, and a hands‑on activity guide children ages 2–5 and caregivers in focus and emotional awareness, registration required.
Casual Pokemon play in the Story Hour Room includes card trading, character discussion, and battle game rounds, registration opens two weeks before, for ages 3–12.
Hands‑on Van Gogh art workshop in the Story Hour Room guides participants to learn his style and create their own take‑home pieces, for ages 3–12.
Classic board games, Mario Kart video battles, and ping‑pong tables await at Lower Mills library community room or front plaza, for ages 18 and under.
Teen D&D (Keys Community Room, Conference Room, Milton) — Dungeons & Dragons sessions run by TAB for grades 7‑12, for ages 13–18.
Mah‑jongg in the Story Hour Room offers drop‑in play for experienced and beginner adults, ages 18 and up.
Monthly Dungeons & Dragons campaign runs in Milton Public Library’s conference room, open to adults 18+, free, no experience needed, registration required, waitlist via email.
Graffiti Graphics at Chelsea Public Library teaches teens to create eye‑popping graffiti letters with colored pencils, using samples and step‑by‑step techniques, supplies provided — ages 12–18.
Ms Elaine and Buddy lead rhymes, songs, and stories in the Story Hour Room for ages 0–5.