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Create with Big Blue Blocks in the Main Library’s Tootsie‑Roll Storytime Room, using modular bricks, cylinders, chutes and channels for construction, pretend play and games for all ages.
Community Clothing Drive with Cradles to Crayons (Wellesley Town Hall West Lobby) — Bring new or gently used clothing to the purple donation bin; all sizes accepted.
Annual pumpkin patch fundraiser at Wellesley Hills Congregational Church supports the Youth Service Trip and the Wellesley Food Pantry.
Groove to children’s songs, oldies, and Halloween favorites in the Tarbell Room, Lincoln Public Library, for ages 6 and under.
Costumes, Halloween stories, songs, a craft, and a library parade fill the Main Library’s Wakelin Room, for ages 3–12.
Hands‑on fiber arts crafts in the Main Library’s Wakelin Room introduce new materials each session, teaching sewing, weaving, pom‑pom making; supplies provided, registration required, for ages 3–12.
Mosesian Center for the Arts hosts a 90‑minute interactive workshop teaching ages 8–14 the art and technique of stage deaths, $50.
Moderator's Meeting for November 2026 Special Town Meeting (Wellesley).
WSVD Quarterly Board Meeting takes place in Wellesley.
Dinner, a movie, and a panel discussion explore perimenopause impacts on brain, heart, bone, and sexual health through real-life stories and expert insights.
Screening of The (M) Factor 2 film on perimenopause impacts, followed by a panel with an Olive Tree physician and pelvic‑floor therapist, plus a light dinner.
Trick-or-treating at Powisset Farm kicks off Halloween, all ages.