Keeping an Art or Visual Journal is a wonderful way to support your art practice or simply settle a busy mind and relieve stress …. All you really need to begin is paper and a pen/pencil. We will meet weekly to learn about and develop ways in which we can inhabit our journals, making …
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Relax with elaborate and complicated coloring activities, it will help de-stress the beginning of your school year. No simple little animal scenes, we take imagery from famous works of art, gaming, and more. No registration necessary, just show up and stay inside the lines.
A fun creative writing workshop for teens led by Gold Award Girl Scout candidate Alex! No experience necessary--just bring your favorite notebook, something to write with, and your imagination. Grades 6-9. Questions? Contact Brittany at btuttle.ddm@minlib.net or 781-751-9292.
If you’re getting close to Medicare eligibility, this presentation is for you. Whether you are planning to retire or will continue to work, it’s important to know your Medicare options. Did you know that missing your Medicare enrollment deadlines could cost you money? We know that Medicare can be confusing, so we designed this session to help you be confident you’re making the right health coverage decisions.
Join us on Fridays, at the Main Library or Online, to play with knitting, crocheting, sewing, needle-felting, book-making, art journaling, beading, origami, whatever you're working on! Start a new project or work on a current one. Bring tips, ideas, and news, as well as questions. All are welcome! Be part of the long lineage of crafters …
Drop in crafts for kids at The Endicott Branch Library. Come on in and create a masterpiece!
Working with simple materials, you will learn about, and create mechanical sculptures that will delight and amaze you and your friends! Join us for one or both days. Open to Adults & Teens Please register through eventbrite - space is limited. Contact Gianna if you have any questions: GBird@minlib.net
You’re never too young for the library! This program is designed specifically for children 2 and under and their caregivers. We'll sing songs, read books, and safely socialize with each other. Tuesdays Email mwfournier@minlib.net with any questions. This program will be held outdoors until temperatures cool, at which point we'll meet in the Children's Room.
Preschool Storytime in November is celebrating Native American Heritage Month! Join us each week on Tuesdays for stories and crafts that feature and uplift the voices and experiences of Indigenous Americans.
Preschool Storytime in November is celebrating Native American Heritage Month! Join us each week on Tuesdays for stories and crafts that feature and uplift the voices and experiences of Indigenous Americans. Register for these events on Eventbrite. Email dedhamlibraryyouth@minlib.net with any questions.
February is made for love! Join us on Zoom for stories that celebrate love in all its many forms and all over the world. Register for this program on Eventbrite. Please email dedhamlibraryyouth@minlib.net with any questions.
Kindergarten-2nd grade students are invited to join us for a casual book discussion, light snacks, and a craft or activity. Our next book will be Spooky Sleuths #1: The Ghost Tree by Natasha Deen. Books can be picked up at the Main library. Register for this program on Eventbrite. Please email dedhamlibraryyouth@minlib.net with any questions.
Join Miss Lisa every Wednesday from 10:30am to 11:00am for stories and fun at The Endicott Branch!
Keeping an Art or Visual Journal is a wonderful way to support your art practice or simply settle a busy mind and relieve stress …. All you really need to begin is paper and a pen/pencil. We will meet weekly to learn about and develop ways in which we can inhabit our journals, making …
Art Journaling – drawing from life – In-Person and On-Line Read More »
The Memory Café at Dedham Public Library is a welcoming, interactive place for individuals and families living with memory changes. Enjoy a light lunch, make new friends, and participate in a fun, failure-free activity. Dance movement therapist Donna Newman-Bluestein invites us to sing or hum, and stretch, shake, twist, and bend to irresistible, toe-tapping music as we …