Family

Activities for and about families, or of interest to families with children (but not solely child-oriented)

Checking In With Your Young Adult (And With You!)

Do you have a young adult who is transitioning to life after high school? Do you have questions about how you can best support them? Do you just want to have someone to talk to about how YOU are handling the transition?

Please join us for an evening conversation with Molly Boynton, Assistant Director of Student Outreach and Support at Tufts University, and a few current college students who will offer their perspectives.

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Chinese New Year celebration

An annual festival for the Chinese New Year for everyone in Winchester, organized and hosted by Winchester School of Chinese Culture (WSCC) for over 20 years and now run by a sister organization, Renaissance Chinese Culture Association (RCCA). It includes music, dancing, readings, and other festivities for children and adults. All are welcome, with no admission charge!

Chinese New Year celebration

An annual festival for the Chinese New Year for the people in Winchester, organized and hosted by Winchester School of Chinese Culture (WSCC) for nearly 20 years and now run by a sister organization, Renaissance Chinese Culture Association (RCCA). It includes music, dancing, readings, and other festivities for children and adults. All are welcome, with no admission charge!

Community Connect Day

Community Connect Day is your chance to engage with the local organizations that make our town such a vibrant and welcoming place to live.  Cultural, sports, and service groups, government agencies, faith communities, and more, will have representatives there happy to explain what they do.

Whether you’re looking for community events, and volunteer opportunities, or just want to learn more about resources for your family, this is the perfect occasion!

Come, be part of this annual event, and bring your friends and family!

While you are there shop the many offerings at the Farmers Market.  Summer

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Digital well-being: How can we help kids navigate a world where everything is shared and compared?

With social media and constant connection, the boundaries of privacy for children are stretched thin.

Join us as Dr. Devorah Heitner, author of Growing Up in Public: Coming of Age in a Digital World, shares her insights on how to help tweens and teens navigate boundaries, identity, privacy, and reputation in their digital world.

You will learn:
How to help your kids be authentic when everything can be shared and compared.
How to help kids / teens find balance between active and tech time.
Why mentorship is better than just monitoring.
There will be a Q&A following the presentation.

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