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Early voting for the election takes place at Somerville City Hall.
Confidential one‑on‑one appointments at the Central Library’s Social Worker office offer free resource referrals and interpreter support for patrons, ages 18+.
Moderate‑pace walks explore Somerville nature trails and streets, meeting at the Holland Street Center entrance.
Beginner ELL class offers reading, writing, speaking, and listening practice in the Central Library auditorium, for ages 18 and up.
Union Square Farmers Market (Union Square Plaza) — 60+ local producers sell fruits, vegetables, bread, jams, hot sauce, pickles, ready‑to‑eat foods, with SNAP matches available.
Volunteer to plant hundreds of bulbs in Union Square planters, with safety vests, gloves, and bulbs supplied; bring trowel, clothing, sun protection, water, and snacks.
Spooky Halloween karaoke and costume party at K‑BOK, 249 Washington St, Somerville, with open‑mic singing, costume contest, and chicken bites.
Leah Hayes and Maria Hoey discuss identity and selves, moderated by Rae Borman, at Boston Figurative Arts Center; free, $5 suggested donation, for ages 18 and up.
