There are plenty of ways to connect, learn, and get creative this month! Unwind at the Main Library during Game Night, where you can enjoy a variety of games or work on an ongoing jigsaw puzzle. Next, join Indigenous Medicine Woman Asha Frost for Reclaiming Your Inner Wisdom, a virtual author talk exploring her groundbreaking book and insights. Finally, explore the folklore, mythology, and creative possibilities of mugwort with clinical herbalist Nora Toomey during Plants as Muse: Mugwort, Artemis, and the Moon. Check out the calendar for even more adult programs throughout the month!

Teens can get creative this month! Head to the Goddard, Roosevelt, Tatnuck Magnet, or Burncoat Branch to make Handmade Butter, mixing in your favorite seasonings and spices to create a unique batch. At the Main Library, learn the art of stamp design and carving during After Dinner Craft: Block Printing with The Golden Foxxe, led by local artist Amanda Santerre. Finally, take a break from the holiday hustle at Lo-Fi Craft Night at the Main Library, where you can relax to chill music, hang out with friends, and create something new. Check out the calendar for even more programs and activities for teens throughout the month!

There’s plenty of fun and adventure for kids at the Main Library this month! Gaming fans can take a trip through video game history with History of Nintendo Gameplay, exploring Nintendo’s evolution from the NES to the Switch and playing classic games along the way. Young fantasy fans who have completed the library’s Dungeon Master training can put their skills to the test during Be the Master: Dungeon Master Bootcamp, a chance to practice leading their own Dungeons & Dragons adventures. Finally, celebrate the beloved world of Fred Rogers with It's You You We Like, Little Tiger!e Like, Little Tiger!, featuring crafts and stories for longtime fans and newcomers alike. Check out the calendar for even more fun events and activities for kids all month long!

There’s plenty of hands-on fun for kids at our branches this month! Celebrate the season at the Burncoat, Goddard, Tatnuck Magnet, and Roosevelt Branches by sewing a Leaf Satchel, perfect for collecting treasures from nature or carrying special trinkets. At the Frances Perkins Branch, young makers can put their engineering skills to work during Mobile Makers: Marble Run, using chomp saws and cardboard tubes to build their own marble runs. Kids can also get creative at the Great Brook Valley Branch with a Fall Mason Jars craft. Check out the calendar for even more fun programs and activities for kids at our branches all month long!