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Boston Family Days at New England Aquarium offers free admission for Boston K‑12 and Pre‑K students plus up to two guests.
Holy Eucharist at the Copley Square church features organ, choir, choristers, livestreamed online, plus a Children’s Homily and nursery care.
Keynotes, fireside chats, immersive experiences, a book fair, and family programming explore how science earns and keeps trust at the Museum of Science Boston.
Youth Sunday School (Parish House, 206 Clarendon St.) offers guest speakers sharing faith stories and service projects for middle and high school students.
Stories, games, and crafts explore God and the world in Trinity Church’s Sunday School for ages 3–11.
Stories, rhymes, and songs fill the Rey Room at the Central Library, all ages 0–7.
Theresa King leads ASL workshops with interactive games, signing challenges and themed vocabulary sessions in the Rey Room, Central Library, for ages 6–12.
ICA Free Thursday Night at the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston.
Fall Teen Night and Fashion Show (Institute of Contemporary Art Boston) — ages 13–19.
Watershed Community Event: Veronica Robles Cultural Center Day of the Dead at the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston.
Live music classes at High Street Place Food Hall let kids explore sound, sight, and touch in an immersive learning setting, for ages 3–13.
90 YEARS Exhibition Tour at the Institute of Contemporary Art Boston.