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Past events
Wed, Oct 09Newton Free LibraryWhat does it mean to belong? What happens when the things that make us who we are are left behind -- or taken away? This workshop explores immigrant stories of home, migration, displacement, and belonging.
Fri, Oct 04Somerville Public LibraryFrom the raised fist to the peace sign to the simple word "NO," symbols of protest have played a big role in protesting injustice and ushering in change. Learn about different images of resistance then choose one to make a t-shirt of your own.
Wed, Jun 19MFA BostonGet ready for a blast of collage creativity and monumental Black joy: Wee The People is bringing its kid-powered art + storytime programming to the MFA's annual Juneteenth Open House.
Sat, Jun 15Fuller Craft MuseumGet ready for a summer celebration of freedom, resilience, and hands-on creativity -- it’s Juneteenth Unlimited, with special flag-making crafts celebrating the exhibition of artist Beau McCall!
Sat, Jun 08Boston Public LibraryJuneteenth is a story of freedom, resistance, and cultural expression of Black American people then and now. Join us at BPL's Central branch to celebrate with our interactive program Juneteenth Unlimited!
Sun, Jun 02Arts at the ArmoryJoin Wee The People at Somerville's annual Herbstalk festival to celebrate of urban gardens and food justice!
Sat, May 11The SubstationJoin the Substation and racial justice project Wee The People for a kid-powered, art-making event honoring Haitian Heritage Month, Rise Up! / Leve! : Celebrating the Haitian Revolution of 1804.
Tue, Apr 16Holbrook Public LibraryGems, crowns, and collaging galore: It's an April vacation week edition of Wee Wear the Crowns!
Sat, Mar 30Boston AthenæumCome celebrate Boston freedom fighter Harriet Hayden, featuring an interactive read-aloud and art-making activity creating Black-affirming picture frames for our own portraits. Ages 6+.
Sat, Feb 17Milton Public LibraryA high-energy, intergenerational event like no other, celebrating Jean-Michel Basquiat with wall-to-wall images of Black culture kids use to collage their very own gold or silver crown.
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