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 .
Join Meghan for stories, songs, finger plays and fun! We appreciate strollers being parked outside as we have limited space indoors .
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Meghan presents stories, songs, and finger plays at East Branch, with strollers parked outside due to limited indoor space, for ages 3–12.
Draw, paint, glue, bead, and create with library craft supplies, making projects to take home, in the Children’s Room at Central Library, ages 3–12.
Build colorful flapping bird mechanisms using simple linkages, then experiment with shape, size and personality, even designing pteranodons, at the East Branch library, for ages 3–12.
Regional farm stands, prepared food and flowers are available at Davis Square Farmers Market, accepting SNAP, HIP and SNAP Match.
Daily Bible Devotionals with Daily Flame gather in CC 218 for weekday midday reflections, all ages welcome.
Sing songs, read stories, and chat with other parents and caregivers of babies (birth‑to‑pre‑walking) in the West Branch Children’s Room, drop‑in style, for ages 3–12.
Story reading, songs, fingerplays, and conversation for parents and caregivers of babies in the Central Library Children’s Room, ages 3–12.
Make a one‑stitch junk journal from upcycled pages, envelopes, stickers and more, guided by Lauren at the Central Library auditorium, ages 13–18.
Practice speaking, reading, and listening in a 1‑hour Zoom conversation group for intermediate English speakers, ages 18 and up.
Open mic showcase at The Burren’s Back Room lets performers display their talents, for ages 12–18.
Circus Up Annual Benefit Show at Arts at the Armory features circus performances, comedy, raffle prizes, clowns Jonatas Campelo and Liam Gundlach, Illuminus lighting, and Moonshine 152 catering.
City staff present plans for the 2026‑27 Emergency Overnight Warming Center, reopening in the Cummings Building for adult residents experiencing homelessness; free, public meeting.
Drop-in at East Branch where a library social worker offers resource referrals, information, and interpreter access for local services, in English and Spanish, for ages 18 and up.