Craft Lab at Fowler
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Drop by Fowler to craft, experiment, and create. Join us each week for hands-on artistic exploration. When weather permits, we will meet in the Fowler backyard. Questions? Call Fowler at 978-318-3350.
Drop by Fowler to craft, experiment, and create. Join us each week for hands-on artistic exploration. When weather permits, we will meet in the Fowler backyard. Questions? Call Fowler at 978-318-3350.
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Hands‑on crafting, experiments, and creation in the Fowler Library meeting room, moving outdoors to the backyard when weather permits — all ages.
Hands‑on crafting, experiments, and creation in the Fowler Library meeting room, moving outdoors to the backyard when weather permits — all ages.
Craft, art projects, and engineering puzzles at The Workshop, Main Library in Concord, free for makers ages 3–12.
Fall Prevention class with Camille Powell, DPT at 1276 Main St, Concord, $5 per class.
Free blood pressure checks for adults 55+ at the COA, 1276 Main St, Concord, every Wednesday.
Songs, rhymes, short stories and lots of movement let wiggles out at this storytime for busy toddlers, all ages.
Coffee and a two‑hour self‑guided knitting session with a yarn‑scrap swap at the Library’s Workshop, for ages 18 and up.
Messy play stations with play dough, blocks, and more in the Fowler Library meeting room or backyard for ages 3–12.
Arts and Crafts Club in Fowler Library’s meeting room offers art projects, greeting cards, and drawing games for teens and adults with cognitive differences, ages 18+.
Novelists Jenn Bouchard and Kathleen Reidy discuss New England settings, read excerpts, and share writing tips at the Goodwin Forum, Main Library, Concord, for ages 18 and up.
Make a pretty vase from a plastic bottle using yarn at the MakerSpace in Waltham Public Library, ages 5 and up.
Storytime in the library’s Storytime Room features fall‑themed books about bats, leaves and Halloween, followed by a matching craft in the Children’s Craft Room, ages 3‑5.
Historian Brooke Barbier discusses Cocked and Boozy: A History of the American Revolution at Wright Tavern, with book copies for purchase and signing, for ages 18 and up.
Lap bounces, nursery rhymes, songs, and books welcome infants and pre‑walking babies in the Children's Activity Room at the Main Library, for all ages.