Please note: The Brookline Village Library will be closed on Sundays from June 16 to September 1.

The Public Library of Brookline will be closed Monday, September 2 for Labor Day

Events

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Three children cluster around a stack of colorful blocks, building a tower. Two stand while one kneels on the ground.

Join us for 30 minutes of fine motor skill development and social development for ages 0-4! We provide a variety of building materials for free-play and construction. Building helps build fine motor skills by strengthening muscles and improving coordination. This drop-in program is from 10:30 to 11 AM in Hunneman Hall (no tickets required).

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Three children cluster around a stack of colorful blocks, building a tower. Two stand while one kneels on the ground.

Join us for 30 minutes of fine motor skill development and social development for ages 0-4! We provide a variety of building materials for free-play and construction. Building helps build fine motor skills by strengthening muscles and improving coordination. This drop-in program is from 10:30 to 11 AM in Hunneman Hall (no tickets required).

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Three children cluster around a stack of colorful blocks, building a tower. Two stand while one kneels on the ground.

Join us for 30 minutes of fine motor skill development and social development for ages 0-4! We provide a variety of building materials for free-play and construction. Building helps build fine motor skills by strengthening muscles and improving coordination. This drop-in program is from 10:30 to 11 AM in Hunneman Hall (no tickets required).

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Three children cluster around a stack of colorful blocks, building a tower. Two stand while one kneels on the ground.

Join us for 30 minutes of fine motor skill development and social development for ages 0-4! We provide a variety of building materials for free-play and construction. Building helps build fine motor skills by strengthening muscles and improving coordination. This drop-in program is from 10:30 to 11 AM in Hunneman Hall (no tickets required).

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Three children cluster around a stack of colorful blocks, building a tower. Two stand while one kneels on the ground.

Join us for 30 minutes of fine motor skill development and social development for ages 0-4! We provide a variety of building materials for free-play and construction. Building helps build fine motor skills by strengthening muscles and improving coordination. This drop-in program is from 10:30 to 11 AM in Hunneman Hall (no tickets required).

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Three children cluster around a stack of colorful blocks, building a tower. Two stand while one kneels on the ground.

Join us for 30 minutes of fine motor skill development and social development for ages 0-4! We provide a variety of building materials for free-play and construction. Building helps build fine motor skills by strengthening muscles and improving coordination. This drop-in program is from 10:30 to 11 AM in Hunneman Hall (no tickets required).

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Three children cluster around a stack of colorful blocks, building a tower. Two stand while one kneels on the ground.

Join us for 30 minutes of fine motor skill development and social development for ages 0-4! We provide a variety of building materials for free-play and construction. Building helps build fine motor skills by strengthening muscles and improving coordination. This drop-in program is from 10:30 to 11 AM in Hunneman Hall (no tickets required).

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Three children cluster around a stack of colorful blocks, building a tower. Two stand while one kneels on the ground.

Join us for 30 minutes of fine motor skill development and social development for ages 0-4! We provide a variety of building materials for free-play and construction. Building helps build fine motor skills by strengthening muscles and improving coordination. This drop-in program is from 10:30 to 11 AM in Hunneman Hall (no tickets required).

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A set of glass doors with a fancy wooden frame. On top, surrounded by lights, a sign reads Poop Museum

Poop! Everyone and everything poops. In fact, pooping is one of the the MOST important bodily functions – but why? And what even is poop? Does every kind of animal or insect poop the same, or even have a butt? Who is the world’s messiest, fartiest pooper? These and many other fascinating poop-related questions will […]