This program is for students in grades 6-12 only. No adults!Teens, drop in to the Large Meeting Room on Friday afternoons to play board games and hang out with your friends! We'll provide a variety of games and snacks for this unstructured game time. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library.
This program is for students in grades 6-12 only. No adults!Teens, drop in to the Large Meeting Room on Friday afternoons to play board games and hang out with your friends! We'll provide a variety of games and snacks for this unstructured game time. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library.
This inaugural, collaborative event will showcase submissions to the Black History Project contest and is free and open to everyone. High schoolers who are interested in submissions for the contest can learn more at https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jUbs9HR8-bZHp8TZTR10u6SxPKaAcSxy_Zc….
Come speak with student creators, members of the BSU, and interns with the Network for Social Justice.
Please mark your calendars and join us Wednesday, February 25, from 5:00 - 7:00 PM at the Griffin Museum of Photography, 67 Shore Road.
This event is for students in grades 6-12. No adults, please. Do you think you can beat Amanda, the YA librarian, at Uno? What about GIANT Uno? Gang up on her and see if you can win! (We'll also have giant Jenga!)This event is supported by the Friends of the Winchester Public Library.
The Winchester League of Women Voters is pleased to announce that M. Joyce Westner will receive the League’s 2025 Civic Leadership Award. Light refreshments will be provided
For many years Joyce has provided tremendous service and leadership to Winchester. She has been instrumental in a wide range of civic projects, including working to save Wright-Locke Farm, multiple Cultural District projects, and launching the community's online Winchester News. Joyce also served on multiple Town Committees and as a Town Meeting member for many years, well deserving of the League’s Civic Leadership
Experiment with alcohol inks on special non-porous paper, then use what you learned to make a unique ceramic coaster. Alcohol inks are quick-drying, transparent inks that create a sophisticated marble effect-- no expertise required!Note: Alcohol inks will stain clothing.
Artist Jennifer McCarthy, owner of The Felted Bee, will teach you the art of needle felting in a supportive and relaxed environment. In this beginner friendly workshop, you will learn to paint with wool and create a two-dimensional spring landscape.
At this time of year, we often think about the creepy creatures of the animal world, including many that are active at night. Learn about some of the amazing talents of these creepy animal friends and what you can do to help them help us! How do you hiss without using your mouth? Eat by using a built-in straw? From animals that look creepy like spiders and bats, to those that just sound creepy, many of these creatures are important predators that help us unseen under the cover of darkness.
A Fall Plant ID Nature walk at the farm and on Whipple Hill. We’ll focus on basic identification characteristics primarily looking at native species, including a plant Native Americans used to supposedly cure “craziness” as well as one they used to wash their hands, a few best identified using our noses, several that are edible and medicinal along with a few non-natives. And we’ll discuss specifics on native vs. non-native. Cost: $25/$20/$15 (tiered).
Join us on October 26th for Halloween family fun! In the event of rain, we'll take the party inside and celebrate in the Town Hall. Schedule of Events:
The downtown trick-or-treat is free for all to attend and no registration is needed!
The trunk-or-treat and Halloween Bash is free to FAN members, and costs $10 per family for non-members. If you are interested in joining FAN (and attending the party for free), please click here.
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