Family Storytime at Coolidge Corner
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Join children’s librarian Leah for stories, songs, movement, and other fun ways of building early literacy skills! Ideal for children ages 0-5 and their grownups. No registration required
Join children’s librarian Leah for stories, songs, movement, and other fun ways of building early literacy skills! Ideal for children ages 0-5 and their grownups. No registration required
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Children's librarian Leah leads stories, songs, movement, and literacy activities in the Coolidge Corner Meeting Room for ages 3–12.
Children's librarian Leah leads stories, songs, movement, and literacy activities in the Coolidge Corner Meeting Room for ages 3–12.
Green Dog hours suspended at Schick in Brookline due to construction.
Reading classic children’s literature, dancing to popular songs, and sharing learner experiences at United Parish Church, an English language class for adults 18 and up, drop‑in.
Drop-in tech assistance at Putterham Library’s meeting room, where librarian Ginger helps with Libby, Hoopla, email, Uber and other device questions, ages 18+.
Baby Lapsit (Medford Public Library) — 20‑30‑minute drop‑in storytime with songs, bouncy rhymes, gentle movement, followed by a mini playgroup with toys and soft music, for ages 3 and under.
Interactive 30‑minute concert at Hunneman Hall lets kids and caregivers sing, dance, and play drums, shakers, and tambourines; free tickets required, ages 3–12.
Singalong led by librarian Leah in Coolidge Corner Meeting Room features singing and dancing to favorite songs and new hits, for ages 3–12.
A baby bird's voyage of growth, flight, and seasons unfolds in English, Spanish, French, and Russian at Puppet Showplace Theater for ages 1–6.
One Minute of Freedom: Meet Elizabeth Mumbet Freeman (Brookline Village — Hunneman Hall) — One‑person play about enslaved Elizabeth Mumbet Freeman, followed by a Q&A, ages 18+.
Coolidge Corner Library hosts Diwali Candle Making, where participants melt wax, add scent, and create personal candles, for ages 3 and up.
Cinderella performed by Tanglewood Marionettes at Puppet Showplace Theater tells the classic rags‑to‑royalty tale with unexpected twists, ages 4–8.
Gentle Chair Yoga with Keith Beasley in Putterham Library’s meeting room offers seated yoga postures and optional standing for improved strength, flexibility, and balance, ages 18+.
Costume parade, singing, movement games, and trick‑or‑treat stations with a take‑home craft kit at Coolidge Corner Meeting Room — for ages 3–12.