Week Calendar

More than 60 Massachusetts public libraries have partnered to offer the 50+ Job Seekers Networking Group program to support people fifty years and older looking for a new job, a new career direction, or a Second Act career.

No registration required. Adult must accompany children. Presented in collaboration with Home City Families. For ages 12 mos. - 6 years, siblings welcome.

Love to read? If so, then meet us at the Raymond Jordan Senior Center for our monthly Book Club, where we delve into the heart of historical fiction, non-fiction, and even memoir. Adults 18+

"Circle time" is not only a fun experience for your child but also a great way to be ready for preschool and kindergarten. Be sure to browse our extensive collection of children's books and multimedia before or after the program!

New members are welcome, and current members are often willing to share their skills. Some yarn and needles can be provided, but donations are always welcome.

Calling all kids! Come to a mindfulness experience for new and experienced readers of all ages.

New members are welcome, and current members are often willing to share their skills. Some yarn and needles can be provided, but donations are always welcome.

New members are welcome, and current members are often willing to share their skills. Some yarn and needles can be provided, but donations are always welcome.

March 3 and 17: Dr. Seuss; April 7 and 21: Mo Willems; May 5 and 19: James Dean (creator of Pete the Cat)

Join us as we introduce local author Terrie Holly as she reads from her first book "Growing Up in Riverview Projects."  After the reading, she will be availble for book signing and question. Light refreshments will be served.

Candlekeep is the most famous library in existence - the place where elite magicians and researchers from all over the world go, to find the information they need.

It's time to start the weekend with some games! We will have board games, puzzles, legos, and crafts available! Can you beat a librarian at Jenga or Uno? We're guessing, the answer is "yes" :) Ages 10+ welcome!

Join us at the Forest park Branch Library on Thursday afternoons for some gaming fun! Challenge friend to board and card games, or even a game on Nintendo Switch! Refreshments provided! For Teens/ Tweens 11-18.

Get ready to get messy! Put on your painting clothes and join us for a messy painting party! Choose from a variety of surfaces and types of paints. Use brushes, foam stamps, fingers, or elbows!

Join us every Wednesday evening for games, crafts, snacks, and conversation. Come hang out in our big comfy chairs and wind down with a friend. For teens 13+

Enjoy our wide assortment of table top and board games: from Candy Land and Clue to Uno and Trouble. For all ages.

Legos are back! Join other LEGO Questers in building our Quest of the week, or build your own. For ages 5 and up.

Join us for an evening with local author Robert Loesch. Loesch, author of Out on a Limb and other stories, will be at the Mason Square Library to read passages from his book and discuss his works with patrons.

Join us as we introduce local author Terrie Holly as she reads from her first book "Growing Up in Riverview Projects."  After the reading, she will be availble for book signing and question. Light refreshments will be served.