Game Night
Charlotte and William Bloomberg Medford Public Library 111 High Street, Medford, MA, United StatesGamers of all levels are invited to drop in-- bring a friend, your favorite game, and a sense of fun!
Gamers of all levels are invited to drop in-- bring a friend, your favorite game, and a sense of fun!
This book group meets on the second Tuesday of the month. Titles are chosen by the group at the beginning of the season. Books will be available approximately four weeks in advance. Call the Library at 781-395-7950 to have a copy checked out to you for no-contact pickup.
This book group meets on the second Tuesday of the month. Titles are chosen by the group at the beginning of the season. Books will be available approximately four weeks in advance. Call the Library at 781-395-7950 to have a copy put on hold.
In this two hour program: • Get introduced to your camera app, and its controls and functions • Learn about basic composition and the Rule of Thirds • Learn to capture, download, back-up, and share photos & video clips • Leave with a workflow management plan for your digital device In Bonsignore Hall, no registration
We are probably all familiar with French Impressionist paintings - the sun-dappled haystacks by Claude Monet and the fresh young faces captured by Auguste Renoir. Come learn about the artists behind the paintings and the fact that many of them were friends, roommates and rivals. For example, we know that Gustave Caillebotte paid Camille Pissarro’s
We meet at 7PM on the 2nd Thursday of the month unless otherwise noted.* January 13 For a classic feature this season we’re going to read, The Price of Salt AKA, Carol, by Patricia Highsmith and a recent biography (published January 2021) on Highsmith by Richard Bradford. The Price of Salt (fiction) by Patricia Highsmith
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was the reigning god of classical music in Vienna during the mid-to-late 1700s. His life has been analyzed in books and even films, but little is known of the circumstances surrounding his untimely death. Take a glimpse into the world of one of music's biggest heroes as we appreciate his genius and
Join Celia in this workshop where you can bring in your strung or linked jewelry and learn how to repair or restyle it. You can also bring in a jewelry project you are working on to share or get/give advice. We we also have some donated broken jewelry on hand that you can use to
Paying your bills should be a top financial priority for everyone. Of course, most of us also want some extra money for a major purchase, dream of owning a home or want to retire comfortably. This workshop, geared towards 17 to 30 year-olds, will help you learn how to budget your money and start building
Ghostland: An American History in Haunted Places by Colin Dickey is a look at American history through its most famous ghost stories–examining what people choose to remember, what they choose to forget, and how those narratives have changed over time. (Content warning for descriptions of gender and racial violence) Molly Dunn is the Information Desk Librarian
Dance away your cares as Dance Caliente presents fun and lively dance lessons for dancers of all levels. Classes are an hour and a half long. This class is free, but you must register. Spaces are limited. We appreciate your wearing a mask. To get the most out of these social dance classes, please bring someone to dance with.
Accused of a 1920 South Braintree robbery, during which two men were murdered in cold blood, Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were convicted and sentenced to death. But did evidence support their convictions “beyond a reasonable doubt?" Or were they “convicted” simply because they were Italian immigrants — and anarchists? The Sacco and Vanzetti case