VITA Free Drop-Off Tax Preparation
Free VITA drop-off tax preparation at the Boston Public Library, staffed by trained volunteers. They assist eligible taxpayers with federal returns; library staff cannot answer tax questions. Bring Social Security cards for all individuals and required documents; service is free.
Beyond The Spectrum Teens 12
An inclusive teen-focused workshop at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston titled Beyond the Spectrum, inviting 12-year-olds to explore art through interactive activities and guided gallery sessions. The program emphasizes accessibility and hands-on learning in a welcoming museum setting.
Finding the Beast in You: Sculpture Demo
Join Ceramics Program instructor Steve Murphy for a one-day workshop in Boston's Ceramics Studio as he builds a mythical-beast incense burner in clay. Drawing on Japanese and Mayan sculpture, zoo-inspired textures, and multi-part construction, the demo explores texture, form, and creature design.
Studio Workshop: Portraiture with Evoke Tintype
Discover the historic tintype process in a hands-on studio at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Learn portrait techniques with Evoke Studios and create your own tintype portrait using period methods in this interactive workshop.
Build with TRAE & Z.ai @ Boston (Creative Lab)
Join Build with TRAE & Z.ai at Hurtig Hall in Boston for a hands-on AI-building workshop in a Creative Lab setting. Explore practical AI techniques with TRAE and Z.ai and collaborate on innovative projects in a tech-forward venue.
Spring Session 2 (Half Term) Classes Start.
Harvard's Faculty of Arts and Sciences in Boston kicks off Spring Session 2 for half-term courses on Mar 23, 2026. This start marks the enrollment window for half-term classes; students can filter the course search by session to see eligible offerings.
Technology Access Program (Council on Aging)
Guest speaker Mason Granof leads a practical workshop on using YouTube as a learning tool. Discover what you can learn online, practice searching for new skills, and learn bookmarking techniques to organize resources—designed to expand knowledge and independence for older adults.
BTU Homework Assistance
Drop-in homework assistance at the Boston Public Library, provided through a partnership with the Boston Teachers Union. A Boston Public Schools teacher helps students with questions and assignments—no registration needed. A welcoming, family-friendly program that supports learning in a cozy library setting.
Networking 101: An IOP Workshop
Join the Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School for Networking 101, a practical workshop on making meaningful connections at large events. Learn how to navigate crowded receptions, craft a tight 60-second intro, and practice with peers before the Networking Night on April 2, led by IOP Careers and Internship Directors in Land Hall.
DAO Virtual Office Hours
Harvard's Disability Access Office offers virtual drop-in office hours for questions about applying for accommodations. No appointment is needed, and staff are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays to guide students through forms, timelines, and eligibility, ensuring accessible support.
Open House: Roadmapping Success for Women's Leadership
Explore Roadmapping Success for Women's Leadership at MIT through a free virtual open house. This session outlines a three‑day program led by Professor Anna Frebel and built on a leadership-of-self model that turns ambition into an actionable plan. See if this program fits your career goals.
Library Drop-In Hours at Chill on Park
Drop in at Boston Public Library's Fields Corner branch for hands-on tech help with computers, tablets, and eBooks. Librarians assist with online resources, library-card setup, book requests, and limited free printing.
Accountability Hour: Executive Functioning in Action
An organized study-hour where Harvard students work independently in a guided space with an ARC Learning Specialist. After a quick check-in, attendees identify one executive-function skill to target and set a concrete plan, then apply improved time management, prioritization, or focus during the session.
Investing 101 Workshop with Jimmy Becker
Join Jimmy Becker for an Investing 101 Workshop at Harvard Hall. This practical session covers risk and return, diversification, ETFs and mutual funds, index funds, stock options, and an overview of retirement accounts like Roth IRAs and 401(k)s.
Job Searching for Seniors: Networking Tips and Strategies
Hands-on workshop on how to tap Harvard's vast alumni network for career opportunities. Learn outreach strategies, how to conduct informational interviews, and stay organized with a proven job-search process. Ideal for seniors and students seeking internships or roles; registration is required.
Department of Defense SBIR/STTR Proposal Prep Workshop
This DoD-focused SBIR/STTR proposal prep workshop covers crafting technical and commercialization plans and navigating the submission process. Led by Monique Branham, it targets researchers and startups pursuing DoD funding, hosted at Arlington Economic Development.
Taller de OSHA 10 Horas en Construcción
Free OSHA 10-hour construction safety training hosted by MassCOSH in Boston. This indoor workshop at the MassCOSH office (42 Charles Street, Suite D, Second Floor) covers hazard recognition, OSHA standards, and safety best practices for construction workers.
Overcome Perfectionism Through Self-Compassion (Virtual)
An online 6-session workshop for undergrad and grad students exploring the difference between perfectionism and healthy striving, addressing fear and anxiety, with practical self-compassion strategies. Virtual program listed on Harvard College calendar.
Pizza, Pastries, and Poetry: A Writing Workshop
Join Winthrop House Culture & Community for Pizza, Pastries, and Poetry—a welcoming evening writing workshop in the Beren Terrace Common Room (1st floor) on March 25, 2026 at 6:00 PM. Bring ideas, share lines, and enjoy pizza and pastries as you explore poetic craft in a collegial setting.
Boston Tree Alliance Tree Planting Training
Join a hands-on tree planting training at the Boston Nature Center on March 28, 2026 at 10:00, where you'll learn how to plant and care for young trees. The practical workshop covers planting techniques, soil care, and urban greening with expert guidance, perfect for volunteers and eco-enthusiasts.
Crochet Club
Join the Crochet Club at Boston Public Library’s Lower Mills Community Room to crochet, share stitches, and learn basics with fellow handcrafters. All skill levels welcome; basic supplies and tools available, no registration required. Family-friendly and social.
ADU Design Workshop
Join this free virtual ADU Design Workshop to explore planning and permitting for an Additional Dwelling Unit in Boston. The session covers design considerations, zoning rules, and practical tips for ADU projects, with Q&A and examples.
Housing Stability Legal Clinic - In-Person
The Office of Housing Stability hosts a monthly in-person legal clinic at Grove Hall Public Library for small landlords and tenants. Free, on-site guidance covers leases, evictions, and housing rights, with referrals to local resources in a welcoming library setting.
Crafters Club: Mini Catapults
Join Miss Sarah for a hands-on crafting session at the Boston Public Library Community Room. Kids and families make mini catapults from recycled materials, exploring creativity in a casual, family-friendly workshop. An accessible, engaging program blending craft and science.
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