Intro to AI Workshop for Adults Curious about AI but not sure where to start? Join us for a hands-on introduction to the tools, concepts, and safety practices behind today’s most powerful technology. No prior experience is needed. Just bring your questions (and a laptop if you have one). This is not a lecture. In […]
Massachusetts is visited by over 300 species of birds every year, all with unique plumages, calls, migration patterns, and stories. From the smallest sparrow to the mighty herons, our community of birdwatchers are united by the inspiration we draw from our feathered friends. Whether you’re a self-described birder, or just bird-curious, come learn all about […]
Join certified 200-hour yoga instructor Mary Katherine for a soothing evening of candlelight yoga. This class blends gentle slow-flow and restorative poses to help you move with intention and ease. You’ll begin with mindful movement to calm the body and quiet the mind, then melt into deep rest as soft candlelight and calming music set […]
No instruction/pick-up style play. Pre-registration is required. Please bring your own paddle. Suggested game play: Each game will be played until 11 (win by 2), then the next group of 4 players will rotate on until everyone has played two games. More games can be played if there is still time remaining in the session.
Marblehead Poets is a collective open to writers in any genre that meets once per month at the MAA on Sundays to discuss writing practices, share work, and provide critical feedback. Participants are encouraged (but not required) to bring copies of works in progress to share with the group. To be added to the […]
In 1958, astronomer Frank Kameny was dismissed from the U.S. Army Map Service after refusing to answer questions about his sexual identity under President Eisenhower’s Executive Order 10450. That dismissal set him on a new course: Kameny became one of the nation’s first openly gay LGBT+ rights activists, founding a grassroots advocacy group and organizing […]
It’s tick season! With tick populations on the rise here in New England and beyond, it’s important to be aware not just of Lyme but of all tick-borne diseases. Once considered a “woods of New England” problem, Lyme disease has now been reported in every state except Hawaii, with 476,000 new cases every year—more than […]
The rec department will offer free childcare during the 2026 Annual Spring Town Meeting for families attending the meeting at Swampscott High School. Childcare will be available for children ages 3 (must be potty trained) and up from 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. and will be staffed by the Swampscott Recreation Department team. Families should […]
Practice your reading with our furry friend, Percy the Great Dane! Sign up in person, at the Children’s Room desk for a 10-15 minute reading session, first come, first serve. Reluctant readers, emergent readers, and dog-loving readers are welcome! Percy is a certified therapy dog.
** This is a hybrid program which can be attended in person OR online via Zoom. Attend in person by registering below. Attend online via Zoom by registering HERE This past winter and spring, Salem Sound Coastwatch’s School to Sea program led a Drifter Program with local students in the Salem Sound community with the help […]
Join Amanda for our Adult Line Dancing - groove to music and learn some fun moves, the perfect start to a Sunday morning! Each class is different, you can sign up for as many classes as you like. Time: 10:00-11:00am Cost: $15 per class Site: Rec at Clarke School, 100 Middlesex Ave, Swampscott
Improv open hang and structured games for all levels.
