At this workshop, you will learn about kombucha, how to make it at home, and how to incorporate local produce into your brews. The first 12 attendees to sign up will take a starter kit home with them (optional). We'll start off by learning about kombucha and its health benefits. Then, we'll use local produce to flavor a batch of kombucha together and discuss making kombucha as a food preservation technique. We will have ready-made kombucha for you to enjoy, as well.

Spend April vacation drawing, creating comics, and making friends in a free 4-day workshop series for ages 10 – 18. Learn the steps of character design, dialogue, and storytelling from local cartoonist Dave Ortega and special guest Rashad Doucet creator of the graphic novel Art Club. April 21 – 24, 2026 (Tuesday-Friday) 10:30a – 1:30p | Shaw-Roxbury Branch of the Boston Public Library Registration is required, spots are limited.

An opportunity to explore beautiful indigenous & sensory inspired artworks. Network with other artists and entrepreneurs, or find your business tribe!

The featured artist ‘Atoni the Artist’ (Maria McKnight) is a Boston resident, a resin artist and a mixed-media artist. She works with nature and includes wood in some of the art pieces; as well as upscaling recyclables (where possible) to use in beautiful 3-dimensional & interstellar artwork. As a Native American Sand Art teaching artist, she loves sharing indigenous history in creatively-aging communities. A sensory play specialist & nature-inspired fairy garden consultant. Maria has used immersive art as a platform to offer professional development to businesses & service nonprofits as a natural healer.

The Art of the Comeback: An intimate conversation about getting back into flow after the unexpected brings you to your knees.

The Art of the Comeback is an intimate, in-person experience created for those navigating life after disruption—when plans unravel, certainty dissolves, and the path forward feels unclear. In this deeply personal evening, Muadi B. Dibinga, Life Strategist and Speaker, will share life lessons shaped by one of the most profound experiences of her life—the passing of her mother. Through grief, reflection, and healing, Muadi discovered new truths about resilience, presence, and what it truly means to rise after being brought to your knees.

Reimagine mapmaking through divination, African and Indigenous cosmologies, and tarot.

Join artists Clarese Hill and Elisa Hamilton for a hands-on workshop exploring worldbuilding through divination and non-western cosmologies, using African, Indigenous, and tarot practices as tools for consent-based speculative learning and repair.