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Boylston Public Library In The Loop - April 11, 2023

Schools and Libraries

April 17, 2023

From: Boylston Public Library

Upcoming events:

Story Time: Fabulous 4s & 5s
Wednesday, Apr. 12, 11-11:45am

Join us for this hands-on Story Time program geared for you curious and tenacious four to five year olds. Children will participate in different activities that provide room to explore concepts presented in the stories through STEM activities. Registration required; space is limited. If you prefer to join us online, you can sign up for the Zoom link upon registration. 

Story Time: Bouncing Babies
Thursday, Apr. 13, 11-11:45am

Infants and toddlers aged 0-23 months are invited to this musical program specially designed to engage the tiniest library users while developing early literacy skills. Registration required; space is limited. If you prefer to join us online, you can sign up for the Zoom link upon registration. 

Kid’s Craft: Origami Frog Game
Thursday, Apr. 13, 4-5pm

In today's after-school craft session, we'll create a fun game to play! We'll use origami paper folded into frog shapes that can be made to jump from lily flower to lily flower, accumulating points to win! Please note: We will be folding the frogs, so it would be helpful if your child has good hand control, or help from a guardian. Ages 7 and up; registration required.

Meet Your Neighbor Series - Bed Turning: Quilts with Francie Johnson
Thursday, Apr. 13, 6:30-7:30pm

“Bed turning” is a unique way of telling the stories and histories of quilts. Historically, quilters would host bed turnings as social events to show off their quilts by layering several on a bed. A quilt aficionado with extensive experiences in the quilting world, Boylston neighbor Francie will bring in some of her collection. She invites you to bring any of your pieces for show and discussion. There are many various styles of quilts, and Francie will show us some of the different variations. 

Boylston Library's Meet Your Neighbor series showcases local talent, skills, and knowledge while providing an opportunity to get acquainted with various community members. If you know someone local who might want to participate in this ongoing series, please email [email protected]

Take & Make Craft Kits
Saturday, Apr. 15, 10am-5pm

New activity kits for kids are available all day Saturday while supplies last!

Yoga for Kids
Tuesday, Apr. 18, 11-11:30am

Join Yogi Peter Kline for this special yoga session during school vacation week! Kids will practice stretching, breathing, and some fun yoga poses to get their bodies moving. Peter was the silver medalist in the 2018 Yoga Asana World Championship in Beijing, and these days he loves practicing yoga with his young grandchildren. Ages 4 and up; registration required.

Writer’s Group - Hybrid
Tuesday, Apr. 18, 6:30-7:30pm

This is a group for aspiring writers, led by Susan Roney O'Brien, MFA. All are welcome, no matter your writing level! Join this group as they improve their writing together. You can either join us in person at the library or virtually.

Teen Take & Make: Recycled Book Art
Wednesday, Apr. 19

Make a cool folded book sculpture out of a recycled book! Kit includes a book and detailed instructions to create your own book sculpture at home. Ages 12 and up; registration required. 

Story Time at Pine Ridge Farm
Wednesday, Apr. 19, 1-1:45pm

Join us at Pine Ridge Farm for a special all ages Story Time event as we take in the sights and sounds of the farm in spring! Registration required. Rain date April 20, 1pm.

Evening Book Club Online
Thursday, Apr. 20, 6:30-7:30pm

Join us for an online discussion of our monthly reads. April's selection is Come Fly the World by Julia Cooke. Copies are available at the library or on Libby.

Earth Day Celebration
Friday, Apr. 21, 1pm-2pm

Join the Boylston Public Library and Parks and Rec. Dept. for an Earth Day celebration of the Indigenous Peoples with Ray Lachance (Nouba Tewk Tomakwa) of the Abenaki/Mi'Kmaq tribes. This celebration will take place at the Hillside Outdoor Complex, where we will honor the world around us and explore how everything is connected. This family-friendly event will include a tree ceremony where we will honor our trees with a blessing ceremony and celebrate with dancing, games, and craft our own native necklaces to serve as a reminder of the world we are a part of. Bring chairs and come ready for fun and excitement as we celebrate Earth Day; registration required.

Take & Make Craft Kits
Saturday, Apr. 22, 10am-5pm

New activity kits for kids are available all day Saturday while supplies last!