BROOKLINE ACTIVITIES AND RESOURCES
This page posts information about Brookline activities and resources that are student or town focused. Generally, it is information from the Town of Brookline or local organizations (as opposed to personal businesses or classifieds). It is not a comprehensive list. Most of the items come from information that organizations have sent to the PTO, with a request to share it.
This page is for information sharing only; items posted here are neither vetted nor endorsed by the PTO. Families are responsible for researching further information about the programs.
Brookline News
Brookline.News is an independent non-profit local news outlet focused on our community. It offers news and features about everything from politics to arts and culture – everything important going on in Brookline! It also has an events calendar filled with things to do in Brookline – including family activities, music, speakers, and food and wine. For a free subscription, go to brookline.news or use the QR code below. Once you sign up, you’ll get an email every Monday and Thursday morning with links to all the stories posted in the previous week.Stay on top of what’s going on in Brookline and sign up today!
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7th and 8th Grade Book Club at Turtle Books (Brookline Village)
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Townwide Family Book Club
https://brooklinehs.wixsite.com/literacypartnership
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Brookline Recreation Department
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Brookline Interactive Group is running three visual and media arts programs this spring for kids grades 3-8. Find the full spring schedule of classes for all ages here!
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Brookline Teen Center
https://brooklineteencenter.org/
Join us at the Brookline Teen Center for an exciting Open Mic Night on Friday, March 6th from 4:00–7:00 PM!
We want to hear your voice — whether you sing, rap, read poetry, perform comedy, or share another talent, this is your time to shine. Be sure to sign up and take the stage!
Location: 40 Aspinwall Ave., Brookline
Free admission
Non-members welcome!
Snacks will be available for purchase, with all proceeds supporting upcoming HBCU trips.
Bring your friends, cheer on your peers, and enjoy an afternoon of creativity, community, and fun. We can’t wait to see you there!
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Brookline Youth Hockey
https://www.brooklineyouthhockey.org/
Girls Learn to Play Program
Brookline Youth Hockey is excited to be selected as a host for the Bruins Academy Girls Learn to Play hockey program. This is an amazing program where new ice hockey players ages 5-10 get an introduction to the sport through 4 lessons with all equipment included and yours to keep. Basic skating skills are recommended.
https://www.brooklineyouthhock
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Brookline Youth Baseball and Softball - Spring
Come learn the great gams of baseball or softball in a fun and supportive environment! BYB Baseball is a coed program open to all players ages 6-15. BYS Softball is open to all girls ages 7-13. We are looking forward to a fantastic season of competition, skill-building and community.
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Baseball (Coed, Ages 6-15): Instructional League is perfect for beginners and those developing their fundamentals. Competitive League is focused on teamwork and more advanced gameplay.
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Softball (Girls, Ages 7-13): BYS welcomes all players, new and experienced.
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Season Dates: Baseball - April 6-June 14 / Softball - April 26-June 14
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Early Bird: Save on registration fees if you sign up by February 8th!
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Registration Deadline: March 15th (Baseball) or June 1st (Softball)
Registration & Info: Baseball / Softball Registration / Softball Info
Questions? Email registration@brooklineyouthbas
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Study Buddy Tutoring
https://tutoringstudybuddy.weebly.com/
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Spark 2026
[Not Brookline but shared by a Pierce faculty person]
We are the MIT Educational Studies Program, a student-run organization at MIT. Throughout the year, we run educational programs for middle and high schoolers, and this spring we’ll be running our annual Spark the weekend of March 14–15. We’ll have classes on a wide range of topics, including Glow Lab: The Science of Bioluminescence, History of Animation in Film, 3D Design for Makers, How to Build a Solar Car, and more, taught by MIT students and community members!
This year, the program will take place on MIT campus and is open to 7th graders through 10th graders. Classes will take place from 10 AM - 6 PM ET Saturday and Sunday March 14–15. Student registration is done through a lottery system, where students indicate their preferred classes and classes are then assigned by lottery. Registration is open at http://esp.mit.edu/learnspk26 through Sunday, March 1.
School of Rock - Brookline
Public Art in Brookline
The Brookline Commission for the Arts is seeking community feedback as it wraps up its ARPA-funded Brookline Art Makes Community project. From murals and utility boxes to installations and the beloved ten turkeys, your input helps demonstrate the value of public art and shape what comes next. Take the survey → https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScmn0rnJJOr4y7qVwkLpukflH9DH1ypSwsvifkrIEXx5HvX4Q/viewform
Join Us for the 2026 Hand in Hand Event – A Night of Giving Back!
The Brookline Center for Community Mental Health is thrilled to host its 2026 Hand in
Hand event on Thursday, March 12 from 7:00–9:00 p.m. at The Brookline Teen Center!
This inspiring community service initiative brings volunteers together to create custom
care packages for local caregivers facing mental health, family, or economic challenges.
We’re also excited to once again partner with the Brookline Food Pantry to ensure these
thoughtful packages reach those who need them most.
Come curate and assemble special gifts, connect with neighbors, and enjoy great food
and drinks—all while making a meaningful difference in our community.
Be part of this impactful evening! Register online or contact Danielle Bertolini at (617)
861-3744.
