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May 2025
Country Line Dancing for Seniors
The Medford Council on Aging presents its weekly Country Line Dancing class for seniors, beginners and beyond, led by Julie Kaufmann. Country line dancing is a fantastic activity for older adults. It offers a fun way to stay active, improve coordination, and socialize. It's also easy to learn — many dances are designed to be simple and repetitive, making them accessible for beginners. No partner is needed for the class. Cost is $3.
Find out more »Latin Dance Class for Seniors
The Medford Council on Aging presents a Latin Dance Class for seniors led by Judit Gaspar. Among the dances to be covered are the Cha-cha, Samba, Rumba, Salsa, Merengue and Tango. No partner and no experience necessary. The program is funded by the E. Cotton Rawls Jr. Foundation.
Find out more »Grades 2-3 Book Club: The Cardboard Kingdom
The Medford Public Library's book club for second- and third-graders meets to discuss "The Cardboard Kingdom" by Chad Sell. Register through the library's online calendar, then visit the library to pick up a copy of the book. Please note: This club is only for children in second or third grade.
Find out more »Haitian Heritage Month: 1804 Film Screening
DiamondTale Consulting's series of Haitian Heritage Month events continues with a screening of "1804: The Hidden History of Haiti." This documentary shows the history of how Haiti won its independence, carrying out the first-ever successful slave rebellion. A discussion will follow moderated by Dr. Kyera Singleton, executive director of the Royall House and Slave Quarters, and Georgiana Chevry, CEO of DiamondTale Consulting. Loretta's Legacy, an art gallery and home store in Saugus that features items by Haitian artists and makers,…
Find out more »Haitian Heritage Month: Bilingual Storytime
DiamondTale Consulting’s series of Haitian Heritage Month events continues with a Bilingual Storytime. The program will feature a story in both Haitian Creole and English followed by arts and crafts, making it a great opportunity for language learning and cultural exploration for those ages 0 to 6. Register through Eventbrite. This program is part of DiamondTale Consulting's Haitian Family Read, co-curated with the Medford Public Library and taking place throughout May. The Haitian Heritage Month events are part of DiamondTale…
Find out more »MakerSpace Drop-in for Adults
The Medford Public Library hosts an evening drop-in time in the MakerSpace for adults. Stop by and work on your own project or ask the library's in-house expert about how to use the space and equipment. General safety badging is available on Drop-In days as well. No registration is required.
Find out more »Model/Actriz, AFK at Deep Cuts
Model/Actriz, originally formed in Boston but now based in Brooklyn, makes their Deep Cuts debut. The band's music has been described as post-punk and noise rock. Members are vocalist Cole Haden, guitarist Jack Wetmore, bassist Aaron Shapiro, and drummer Ruben Radlauer. AFK will open. Tickets are $20 through Dice.
Find out more »Senior Knitting and Crochet
The Medford Council on Aging presents its weekly knitting and crochet program at the Medford Senior Center. Come make beautiful handmade creations. The program welcomes all levels of experience, from beginners to experts.
Find out more »Reading Buddies
The Medford Public Library invites kids to drop in for its weekly Reading Buddies program. Come practice your reading skills by reading aloud to teen volunteers. Reading Buddies will be available for 30-minute increments and happy to listen to you read whatever book(s) you'd like. Buddies will offer an encouraging ear and will only jump in to help if asked for it. Registration is not required. Please note that you may need to wait for a Buddy on busy afternoons.…
Find out more »Play Dough Club (Ages 2-5)
The Medford Public Library hosts its monthly Play Dough Club for ages 2 to 5. Why play dough? Playing with play dough helps young kids develop their hand-eye coordination, creativity, and fine-motor and literacy skills. And sharing tools and colors of dough helps littles with their social skills, too. The library will provide the dough and tools; all you need to bring is your imagination. Registration is not required. All ages are welcome to join, but this program is best…
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