Create a woven mini masterpiece with your own mini loom made just for you by The Beautiful Stuff Project!  All kinds of upcycled materials will be provided for you to use to weave, and TBSP staff will be on hand to coach you through the process. Ages 5-9.

Join the growing number of people who are buying their produce, meats, dairy products from local farms! Not only are they fresher and organic, supporting our local farms creates a more sustainable eco-system.

Death Cafés are a group-directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes, with the objective of increasing awareness of death and helping people make the most of their (finite) lives. Learn more about what a Death Café is HERE.

Light refreshments will be served. This event is free and everyone is welcome.

April is Fair Housing Month! Join us at the Central Library for important information about housing in Somerville.

April 10 - Fair Housing Month: Film Screening and Discussion

April 17 - Fair Housing Month Discussion: Tenants and Landlords and Section 8

Krissy Rand, of BalaBends Yoga, hosts Baby Yoga classes for babies 6 weeks-PREcrawling!   Best for 1-on-1 baby-adult pairs* with babies who aren't master crawlers, we’ll help our little ones into yoga poses and developmental exercises while we sing & play.  

Hand Embroidery will cover several basic embroidery stitches that can be used to embellish your clothing and hide (or highlight!) holes and stains!

Tribal Nations and Indigenous Communities are leading the way in climate change adaptation planning and resilience. This talk will provide an overview of climate change impacts and adaptation by Tribal Nations and Indigenous communities, and discuss opportunities to learn from Indigenous climate change adaptation while maintaining respect for Indigenous knowledge and Tribal sovereignty.

New or nervous readers are invited to practice and develop confidence by reading aloud to Waffles, a certified therapy dog, who will be a patient and non-judgmental audience!