Boylston Public Library In the Loop - March 21, 2023

From: Boylston Public Library
March 22, 2023

Volunteers Needed

The Friends of the Boylston Library need volunteers for the Memorial Day Book Sale on Monday, May 29th. Adults and teens who can assist in moving boxes between 7-9am and/or 1pm should contact Linda at loroszko@gmail.com. Without enough volunteers signed up by April 1, the Friends cannot run the sale! 

Upcoming events:

Manga and Japanese Snacks!

Tuesday, Mar. 21, 6-7pm

Do you love reading Manga, or trying cool snacks from other countries? Ages 12-18 can come to the library tonight to eat some Japanese snacks and check out some Japanese Manga books. Registration required. 

Writer’s Group - Hybrid

Tuesday, Mar. 21, 6:30-7:30pm

This is a group for aspiring writers, led by Susan Roney O'Brien, MFA. All are welcome, no matter your writing level! Join this group as they improve their writing together. You can either join us in person at the library or virtually.

Story Time: Fabulous 4s & 5s

Wednesday, Mar. 22, 11-11:45am

Join us for this hands-on Story Time program geared for you curious and tenacious four to five year olds. Children will participate in different activities that provide room to explore concepts presented in the stories through STEM activities. Registration required; space is limited. If you prefer to join us online, you can sign up for the Zoom link upon registration. 

Story Time: Bouncing Babies

Thursday, Mar. 23, 11-11:45am

Infants and toddlers aged 0-23 months are invited to this musical program specially designed to engage the tiniest library users while developing early literacy skills. Registration required; space is limited. If you prefer to join us online, you can sign up for the Zoom link upon registration. 

Take & Make Craft Kits

Saturday, Mar. 25, 10am-5pm

New activity kits for kids are available all day Saturday while supplies last!

Story Time: Terrific 2s & 3s
Tuesday, Mar. 28, 11-11:45am

Those toddling two and three-year olds will love this active and fun Story Time inside the library! Registration required; space is limited. If you prefer to join us online, you can sign up for the Zoom link upon registration. 

Teen Game Night: Villainous
Tuesday, Mar. 28, 6-7pm

Come to the library to learn how to play the board game Villainous! Snacks will be provided. Please register in advance so we can ensure enough materials.

Story Time: Bouncing Babies
Thursday, Mar. 30, 11-11:45am

Infants and toddlers aged 0-23 months are invited to this musical program specially designed to engage the tiniest library users while developing early literacy skills. Registration required; space is limited. If you prefer to join us online, you can sign up for the Zoom link upon registration. 

Kid’s Craft: Beaded Moon Ornament
Thursday, Mar. 30, 4-5pm

It's the middle of Ramadan, and the moon is an important symbol for this holiday. Let's sew a beautiful moon ornament together using felt, beads, stuffing, and thread. Ages 8 and up, registration required. 

Take & Make Craft Kits
Saturday, Apr. 1, 10am-5pm

New activity kits for kids are available all day Saturday while supplies last!

The ME Decade: A Cultural Review of the 1970s Through Music
Saturday, Apr. 1, 2-3pm

In this presentation with Fran Hart, founding member of the Beatles tribute band 4EverFab, music is used as a lens into the major events and ponderings of the 1970s. One of the major characteristics of this decade was the shift from concerns about society at-large and the general welfare of people as a whole, to a more self-centered focus on an individual’s needs and desires. Some of the issues that marked the 70s included inflation, the Vietnam War, women’s rights, racial injustice and unemployment. And who can forget the 1973 oil crisis with its long lines and rationing? There is no shortage of music that tells the story of the 70s. This multimedia presentation will take place in the library, and includes audio and video clips coupled with live music and even a few singalongs. Suitable for all ages; registration required. This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boylston Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.

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