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WaitlistChinatown Food TourOut & AboutBoston’s Chinatown is filled with so many little shops and restaurants—it’s easy to get lost amid its colorful window displays and enticing aromas. Our journey begins in the heart of Chinatown, where we’ll learn about its history while stopping at a few shops and bakeries for samples. Next, we’ll visit a Chinese herbal shop to examine traditional Chinese medicinal remedies before touring a Chinese market to explore exotic produce and other unique offerings. We’ll also try dim sum from a traditional and popular restaurant. Please note: Dietary restrictions CANNOT be accommodated on this food tour.Fall 2026 -
NewChinese Street FoodFood & DrinkStreet food is a popular part of China’s culinary scene. Along hidden alleyways and busy streets, food stalls tempt passersby with enticing aromas. Explore this culinary adventure by recreating a few beloved favorites. Learn to make crispy, flaky scallion pancakes and golden curry chicken puffs, then try xian bing, a savory stuffed pancake. At the end of class, everyone will eat their creations and debate their favorites.Fall 2026 -
NewChocolate Tour of the South EndOut & AboutThe South End, one of the more under-explored neighborhoods of Boston, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for having the highest concentration of late Victorian brick bow-front row houses. Luckily for us, it also has a lot of chocolate! Come along on this afternoon chocolate tour of Boston and sample delectable chocolate cuisine while touring an eclectic mix of local cafes, shops, restaurants, and boutiques in this truly charming and historic neighborhood. Please note: Meeting location and safety guidelines will be emailed one week prior to the course. Tuition includes tastings.Fall 2026 -
NewChocolate of Peru: A Guided TastingFood & DrinkPeru’s diverse landscape produces an extraordinary range of flavor profiles, with roughly 70% of the world’s genetic diversity of cacao found within its borders. Taste Peruvian-origin chocolate with an expert chocolate sommelier who recently traveled to cacao farms and historical sites across the country. Hear stories and view images from the journey, including meeting Awajún Indigenous women, exploring archaeological evidence of some of the earliest known cacao use, and tasting rare cacao varieties and their botanical relatives. Discover how geography, history, and culture come together in every bite.Fall 2026 -
NewChristmas Cookie Decorating: Next-Level Royal IcingFood & DrinkCelebrate the season with this intermediate Christmas cookie decorating experience focused on refining and elevating royal icing techniques. You will practice smooth, professional-quality flooding for sugar cookies and learn to work with piping consistencies that support more detailed, dimensional designs. Instruction will emphasize precision, control, and design building for a more polished finished product. All supplies are provided, including baked sugar cookies, colored royal icing, tips, and boxes. Note: This is not a family class, ages 18+ only. Tuition includes all food fees and take-home cookie boxes. Bring an apron, if you like.Fall 2026 -
NewCircuit Makers 101STEM (K-12)Let’s get creative with electricity! Create your own electronics, such as light-up greeting cards, electric games, mazes, and even musical instruments. Each class consists of a circuitry lesson and a hands-on electronics project using components like lights, buzzers, switches, motors, and sensors. Most class days will include a project you can take home.Fall 2026 -
NewCitizenship Exam Prep: 128 Question TestLanguagesPrepare for the 128-question U.S. citizenship test. Gain a deeper understanding of how the government works and of your rights and responsibilities as a citizen. Review the answers to the civics and history questions, strengthen your English skills (if applicable), and build the confidence you need to pass the exam. Important: Requirements to apply for citizenship are a green card for five years (or married to an American citizen and green card for three years) and intermediate level English.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistCode & Create with OzobotsSTEAMEnter the exciting world of robotics using tiny, smart robots. You’ll use colors and digital blocks to tell your Ozobot what to do as you design mazes, plan speedy races, and build playful storytelling adventures. Along the way, you’ll discover how computers “think,” practice problem-solving, and bring your ideas to life. If you enjoy art, science, or puzzles, come spark your curiosity as you create, code, and set your ideas in motion.SummerFun! 2026 -
NewCoding for KidsSTEM (K-12)Make robots and electronic devices follow your instructions. Start with hands-on games to master the basics, then program a screen-free, educational coding robot to navigate a series of mazes. Once you’ve mastered those concepts, explore more complex programming in Scratch Jr. to create animated stories and games, turning coding logic into fun, interactive projects.Fall 2026 -
NewCodman Estate Grounds & Gardens TourOut & AboutEnjoy a guided tour of the Codman Estate’s historic landscape in Lincoln and learn about its evolution and preservation. The last two generations of family members, who lived here between 1862 and 1968, made notable improvements to the grounds and gardens while carefully preserving aspects of what their 18th-century ancestors created. The grounds feature a hidden Italianate garden (c. 1900) with perennial beds, statuary, and a reflecting pool filled with water lilies, as well as an English cottage garden (c. 1908).Fall 2026 -
NewCoffee Tasting & RoastingOut & AboutCoffee is love! Discover where specialty coffee comes from, how it’s processed, graded, and roasted, and then taste several varieties. After the group selects their favorite, we’ll roast a fresh batch of beans, cool them, and bag them up. Everyone will go home with a 12 oz. bag of their own freshly roasted coffee.Fall 2026 -
Starting SoonCollege Application BootcampHigh SchoolPlease note: For AHS students only. All four days are in person. This four-day course is designed for rising seniors who want help managing the many requirements of the college application process, and fine-tuning their essay. Work with AHS school counselors Danielle Rakowsky and Kathy Hirsch, along with English teacher Erin McLean, to explore topics including: an overview of the college application process, completing the Common Application, timelines/time management for applying to college, resume building, essay and supplement writing, interview preparation, and financial aid awareness. For AHS students only.SummerFun! 2026 -
NewCollege Essay WorkshopHigh School & College Planning (K-12)This four-day course is designed for rising seniors looking to write and polish their college essays. Work with English teacher Lianna Bessette to explore topics such as hooking your reader, eliminating wordiness, and adding descriptive detail, with opportunities for individualized feedback. For AHS seniors only. Please note: Come with ideas, part of a draft, or a full draft.Fall 2026 -
NewColor Confidence: How to Choose the Right Paint ColorHome & GardenChoosing paint colors doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Learn professional techniques for selecting colors with confidence, from recognizing undertones and understanding the effects of natural and artificial light to testing paint colors effectively before committing. Through real-life examples, paint samples, and practical design insights, you’ll discover how to see color through a designer’s eye and leave with the knowledge and confidence to choose paint colors that work beautifully in your home.Fall 2026 -
NewComics & Digital AnimationArts & Crafts (K-12)Explore the art of visual storytelling through comics and digital animation. Plan your shots, design storyboards, and develop original characters with personality and flair. Turn your hand-drawn comic into a digital creation using Procreate, then bring it to life frame by frame to create a short animated story.Fall 2026 -
NewConcord Museum: American Revolution Special EventOut & AboutCelebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary with a special program highlighting Concord’s pivotal role in American history. Enjoy a docent-led tour of the April 19, 1775, and Revolution Legacies galleries, followed by a living history portrayal of a Revolutionary-era character. The program concludes with a curator-led talk featuring a special item from the museum’s collection.Fall 2026 -
NewConquer H Mart!Out & AboutH Mart is a supersized Asian market chock full of culinary treasures. But for some, the unfamiliar ingredients, unrecognizable labels, and football-field size of the store can be overwhelming. Join a culinary expert for a guided and curated tour around the market. We’ll highlight certain sections: sauces, noodles, dumplings, seaweed, rice, tofu, fresh banchan (Korean side dishes), an ocean of fish, meats, and condiments. If you like, bring along a recipe to help focus our search. The last half hour will be for sourcing specific ingredients or Q&A over tea and sweets in the food court. Receive a goody bag, recipes, and tips on how to stock your own “starter” Asian pantry.Fall 2026 -
NewConstructing the Past with Historical MarkersACE HighlightsHistorical markers commemorate historical people, places, and events. In this class, we’ll tackle some big questions: What do these markers tell us? What do they leave out? Who decides, and why? Looking at historical markers in Massachusetts and beyond, we will explore controversies, tell stories, and discover the choices that communities make as they remember their histories.Fall 2026 -
Starting SoonContinue D&D: Ithreach AdventuresFantasy & GamesBecome a hero and embark on a Dungeons & Dragons adventure in the land of Ithreach, a fantasy setting where seasons change and the story continues to grow. This game emphasizes heroism, teamwork, empathy, and storytelling skills. Continue D&D: Ithreach Adventures Each week, embark on a new adventure where personal heroics and group cooperation go hand in hand. Uncover strange plots, battle evil creatures, and bring justice and prosperity to the kingdom. Campaigns will be selected based on the group in attendance, ensuring new and exciting experiences for both novices with some D&D experience and seasoned players. Full-Day: Want to make it a full day? Simply sign up for both the morning and afternoon sessions and join Roll Models for a full day of D&D fun! In addition to playing in a D&D adventure, we are pleased to offer a full-day program for kids who want to explore other D&D activities that happen away from the game table. Every day, our full-day players will join one of the tabletop games, then spend the rest of the day trying something new: we’ll paint miniature figures, learn about Live Action Roleplay (LARP) combat with foam weapons, collaborate on world-building and storytelling, even create an entire custom D&D encounter from scratch, then play it!SummerFun! 2026 -
NewConversational French for Fluent Speakers (Daytime)LanguagesSpend time with fellow French language lovers, conversing in a warm and inviting setting. This class is designed for students who are proficient in present, imparfait, and passé composé, and who are able to use object pronouns. The instructor will offer exercises designed to increase fluency.Fall 2026 -
NewConversational French for Fluent Speakers (Evening)LanguagesSpend time with fellow French language lovers, conversing in a warm and inviting setting. This class is designed for students who are proficient in present, imparfait, and passé composé, and who are able to use object pronouns. The instructor will offer exercises designed to increase fluency.Fall 2026 -
NewCookie Decorating with Royal Icing: Pumpkin Spice (GF & DF)Food & DrinkGet cozy and creative in this hands-on cookie decorating workshop inspired by the colors and comforts of fall. You’ll learn step-by-step techniques for outlining, flooding, and decorative detailing using royal icing as you create seasonal designs. This relaxed evening blends creativity and technique, and you’ll leave with a finished set of cookies plus new confidence in your decorating skills. Provided cookies and icing are celiac-safe, gluten-free, and dairy-free.Fall 2026 -
NewCookie Decorating: Seasonal Designs (GF & DF) (Family)Family ClassesDecorate sugar cookies using royal icing to bring themed designs to life with color, detail, and a whole lot of fun. Each pair will leave with a finished set of decorated cookies and the tools and confidence to continue practicing at home. Provided cookies and icing are celiac-safe, gluten-free, and dairy-free. Ages 7+Family Halloween: Trick-or-treat yourself to a night of sweet fun as we decorate Halloween-themed cookies with playful designs that are more cute than creepy.Family Woodland Winter: Create seasonal cookies with soft winter tones, twinkling details, and a touch of holiday sparkle.PLEASE NOTE: The class fee is for one adult and one child. Please register under adult’s name only.Fall 2026 -
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