Moving past awareness: thriving and acceptance. This event is a collaboration with Boston PEERS and the Brookline Center for Community Mental Health.

Join librarian and origami expert Jingting for this fun introduction to the art of paper folding. This program is for adults of all ages and kids five years old and up.

“Now We Can Sing” unfolds as a poignant and uplifting musical journey, spotlighting the music banned to Jewish musicians in 1930s Germany by the Nazis.

Join us at the Putterham Library on Monday mornings for interactive stories, songs, and movement with Miss Marcy. Be prepared to sing, dance, and shake your sillies out!

In honor of National Poetry Month, join us for a poetry reading from four local poets. Featuring Anastasia Vassos (Nostos and Nike Adjusting Her Sandal), Monica McAlpine (Winter Bride), Aimée Sands (Signatories in a Darkened Field), and Jim Henle, followed by a brief Q & A.

Players will be able to learn about how Nintendo started and see how the iconic console evolved to where it is today. All Nintendo systems from NES to Switch are available to play throughout the exhibit on old-school CRT TVs.