East Branch Storytime
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Join Meghan for stories, songs, finger plays and fun! We appreciate strollers being parked outside as we have limited space indoors . Questions? Contact Meghan: mforsell@somervillema.gov.
Join Meghan for stories, songs, finger plays and fun! We appreciate strollers being parked outside as we have limited space indoors . Questions? Contact Meghan: mforsell@somervillema.gov.
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Stories, songs, and finger plays with Meghan at East Branch, limited indoor space, strollers parked outside, for ages 3–12.
Switch console in the Central Library auditorium offers Mario Kart and Super Smash Bros play sessions, registration at the door, first‑come first‑served, for ages 13–18.
Board game fun in the West Branch Children’s Room, 2nd floor, for ages 3–12; under 8 must be with a grownup.
Reading and discussing Hindu literature, followed by authentic Indian food, at the Medford/Somerville campus.
Regional farm stands, prepared food and flowers are available at Davis Square Farmers Market, accepting SNAP, HIP and SNAP Match.
Story reading, songs, fingerplays, and conversation for parents and caregivers of babies in the Central Library Children’s Room, ages 3–12.
Play with toys as a speech‑language pathologist demonstrates language‑enhancing strategies in the West Branch Children’s Room (2nd floor); drop‑in, ages 3–12.
Librarian Morgan leads moving, singing, and story reading for babies and toddlers at the Chinatown Lower Level, for ages 0–3.
Make Mini Libraries: Ghost Stories edition in the Central Library auditorium, a queer‑focused craft night with limited supplies, registration required, ages 18+.
Stories, songs, and rhymes fill the Children’s Room at Central Library, for ages 3–12.
Miss Annette leads story time with books, songs, movement, and finger play in the West Roxbury Community Room, for ages 5 and under.
Stories and songs fill the West Branch Children’s Room (2nd floor) for ages 3–12.
Intermediate English speakers practice speaking, reading, and listening in a conversation group at the Central Library auditorium, ages 18 and up.