For teens in middle and high school. Creative Writing will meet in the Youth Services Program Room this month. Create characters, build new worlds, write short stories, try new styles,
For teens in grades 6 and up This month, we're reading The Promised Neverland, v. 1 by Kaiu Shirai: Life at Grace Field House has been good for Emma and
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
Apples have been called the country’s “most endangered food.” Currently, 86% of apple varieties grown in the US have vanished, and four out of five are on the brink of extinction. During Prohibition, apple trees were cut
Join true-crime podcaster Diane Godfrey and Jordan Rich of WBZ 1030 AM radio for a look inside the world of podcasting. During the program. Diane and Jordan will discuss the
Author Zachary Lamothe will discuss his new book, "Classic Restaurants of Boston," on Zoom. The story of Boston is inextricably linked to food, hence its nickname Beantown. Given the city's
Join us as we create insects out of buttons in this hands-on craft program. Registration is required. Email Tamar at tsiegel@minlib.net
For teens in middle school and high school. Drop in for an afternoon of casual crafting! We'll have a project available for you to work on, but you're also welcome
Mystic Makerspace presents Making Mondays, a monthly chance to gather and be creative! For our March session,bring your own project to work on or try out Notans with Jen. Notans
For teens in grades 6 and up From that first spark of an idea to a shareable digital video, learn how to create your own stop motion animated movies using
For teens in middle and high school. This month, melt crayons onto a canvas over a silhouette! We’ll be meeting in the Youth Services Program Room. All materials will be
Author Stephanie Schorow will discuss her new book, The Great Boston Fire: The Inferno That Nearly Incinerated The City, on Zoom. 150 years ago, for two days in November 1872,
