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Community Telescope Night — August 16

Explore the summer sky with volunteers from North Hill Observatory. The event runs from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on the library roof. Admission is free, but every visitor must reserve a place online because roof capacity is limited to 60 people. Children under 14 must attend with an adult. Three large telescopes will be provided, so personal telescopes are not required. The event will move to August 23 if clouds prevent viewing; registered visitors will receive an email by 5:00 p.m. on the event day. Food and drinks are not allowed on the roof, although water bottles may be left at the entrance desk.

Start a Neighborhood Seed Library

Join gardener Mina Cho on March 9 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Pine Community Center. Participants will learn how to dry, label, and store vegetable seeds for a shared neighborhood collection. The workshop is designed for adults and teenagers aged 15 or older. The fee is $6 and includes envelopes, labels, and three starter seed packets. Bring one clean glass jar with a lid; all other materials will be supplied. Registration closes on March 6, and walk-in participation is not available. Anyone who completes the workshop may borrow seeds from the community collection beginning in April, even if that person did not donate seeds.

Young Inventors Design Challenge

Teams of two or three students in grades 7–9 are invited to design a device that reduces water use at school. Each team must upload a two-minute demonstration video and a one-page explanation by September 18. A working model is welcome but not required. Teachers may answer questions about the rules, but they may not edit a team’s plan or video. Five finalist teams will present online on September 27. The top team will receive a $300 science-supply credit for its school, and every finalist will receive written feedback from the judges. Videos longer than two minutes will not be reviewed.

Harbor Morning Cleanup — June 5

Volunteers will meet at 8:30 a.m. beside the blue information booth and work until 11:00 a.m. Gloves, litter bags, and safety vests will be provided. Please wear closed-toe shoes and bring sun protection. Participants aged 12–15 need a signed permission form; children under 12 cannot join the shoreline team but may help sort collected items with an adult. Free bus tickets are available to registered volunteers who request them before June 2. The cleanup will take place in light rain. If lightning is forecast, cancellation will be posted on the harbor website by 7:00 a.m.

Saturday Quiet Hour at Westfield Museum

On the first Saturday of every month, the museum opens from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. for visitors who prefer a calmer environment. Gallery lights will be lowered, background music will be turned off, and attendance will be limited. Standard admission prices apply, but one support person may enter free with each paying visitor. Noise-reducing headphones can be borrowed at no cost with an ID card. The café remains closed during Quiet Hour and opens at 11:00 a.m. Visitors may leave the galleries at any time and use the rest area near Gallery 2. Advance booking is recommended but not compulsory.