The top books in the Teen Room are going head to head for March Book Madness! Teens in grades 8-12 can grab and complete a bracket, then submit it in the green box next to the Teen Room desk before Friday, March 7th to be eligible for rad prizes!

Love puzzles? Come join us for a friendly puzzle race!

Up to 8 teams can register, with a maximum of 4 people per team. Each team will get the same 300-piece puzzle, which will be revealed at the start of the competition.

Learn about three Brookline parks and other green spaces with rich but often overlooked histories. Speakers from the Friends of the Old Burying Ground, the Friends of Hall’s Pond, and the Friends of Larz Anderson Park will share recent research and fascinating stories of these green spaces.

Calling all sports fans!

Let’s get together at the Putterham Library to talk what’s current, what’s to come, and maybe even share our favorite moments from sports history. Whether you’re a casual or diehard fanatic, this program is open to adults of all ages who enjoy Boston sports and connecting over the shared fan experience.

Join us to make do-it-yourself resin bookmarks! Use special materials to create bookmarks with our ideaSPACE equipment, like UV resin and resin lamps!

Do you have any moth-eaten sweaters, frayed socks, or ripped jeans hanging in your closet? Join us at the Putterham Library with Mariko Sugimori of Zoe & Mona Mending for an introduction to basic mending techniques that are also fun and artistic like patching, darning, and sewing a button.

Prepare for Pi Day a day early at the Putterham Library. Learn how to use the button maker while making Pi (and Pie) themed buttons.

This is a drop in event that is good for all ages.