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In his groundbreaking leadership book, John Wang, author of Big Asian Energy, offers research-backed guidance for Asian Americans to embody their most confident selves in business, relationships, and their everyday lives. It's time to embrace your inner brilliance, and let it be recognized. Join John for a talk about his book. A Q&A will follow. Sign up for the Zoom link here!
Acton Memorial Library Book Discussion Group. Check this link to see this month's and upcoming month's books: https://www.actonmemoriallibrary.org/kids-teens-and-adults/just-for-adults/book-groups/ Reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities are available upon request by emailing library@actonma.gov.
Sign up here! This month’s topic: Google Slides No experience necessary—just bring your questions and curiosity!
Sign up here! Join us in the AML Meeting room for a free movie night!
Sign up here for the Zoom link! Looking for the best books with BIPOC/LGBTQ+/Neurodivergent/Disabled etc. characters or by representative authors but not sure what to read next? Join bookstagrammer, Leelynn Brady (aka @sometimesleelynnreads), quarterly for 30 minutes of pure book recommendations - any genre as well as YA and Middle Grade books, as long as they are by diverse authors or have inclusive storylines! We're sure you'll find something to like from Leelyn's many enthusiastic reviews. This program is in partnership with the Ashland Public Library.
Join the folks from Fixit Clinic to learn and (with luck) repair! We provide the space, tools, and expert coaches for free to help you tinker, troubleshoot, and perhaps fix your small appliances, toys, devices, clothing, electronics, or other items. To help the Fixit folks plan, please let us know what you’ll bring to the 6/20/26 event at Check in your repair project for Fixit Clinic.
Sign up here! This is not a structured lesson, just an opportunity to dance socially with others.
Knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and sewers, join the library to work on your project and socialize! We meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month.
Sign up here! This class is all levels and beginner friendly. Bring your own yoga mat!
Genderqueer inclusion consultant, Ali Kane (she/they) will share queer stories from the 1600s to the 1960s. From these accounts, you will gain a glimpse into queer lives throughout history, as well as explore how these truths were uncovered and strategies for preserving queer history today. Sign up here!
For more information, check out the program page on our website here! Join us at Acton Memorial Library for a discussion and questions from Professor Sneff. Stick around for a signed copy of the book! You do not need to read the book ahead of time to attend. Join Professor Sneff as she discusses her upcoming book release “When the Declaration of Independence Was News” releasing April 15th 2026. She will discuss why every copy of the Declaration of Independence has a story to tell.
Join local historian Amy Cole at the Acton Memorial Library as she discusses highlights as well as lesser-known aspects of East Acton's history. East Acton is a well-preserved time capsule of Acton’s history. Although not formally classified as a Historic District, the village of East Acton played a significant role in the development of Acton. Topics include Native American history, the role Nashoba Brook, the importance of Captain Joseph Robbins and his family, Woodlawn Cemetery, and more. This lecture is sponsored by Acton 250 and the Acton Memorial Library. Space is limited and registration is required. Please register at https://tinyurl.com/June27-Acton250