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!
[ - Posted 2/26/26]
Brookline Robotics Initiative is a nonprofit dedicated to making robotics fun and accessible for all students through classes, camps, workshops, and community events.
We are hosting an information session about one of our most popular programs, FIRST LEGO League (FLL). During the session, we will discuss what FLL is, the resources available to families and teams, and how students can start or join a team.
FIRST LEGO League Zoom Information Session
Date: June 21
Time: 7:00–8:00 PM
Learn how to start or join an FLL team and inspire your child’s interest in STEM, robotics, teamwork, and problem-solving.
RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/ 1FAIpQLSfCrKqJH120Vj8E1lO4OyQ3 bTdfyJwwMrL5UqRtCaFZXy_xWA/ viewform?usp=dialog [Posted 6/18/26]
Events and Programs at Turtle Books in Brookline Village:
https://turtlebooks.store/event-calendar/
Graphic Novel Drawing Workshops are FREE but parents have to register their children week-to-week by going to the url: Event Calendar - Turtle Books ; then clicking on either the 3PM or the 4:15 Sunday Graphic Novel Drawing Workshop. They are taught by Dena Bach who has a MA in Children's Literature and an MFA in Writing for Children. She also has a BFA in illustration from MassArt.
Looking for a creative, week-long summer program for your child or teen?
Brookline Arts Center’s Kids & Teen Summer Art Programs offer week-long, full-day programs where kids and teens ages 5–17 can explore comics, ceramics, drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, jewelry, metalsmithing, and more.
Programs run weekly from June 23 through August 28 and are designed to inspire creativity, build confidence, and encourage artistic exploration in a fun and supportive environment.
Learn more and register at:
brooklineartscenter.org/summer-2026-kids
Brookline Interactive Group is running three visual and media arts programs this spring for kids grades 3-8.
ctrl+CLICK: Graphic Design/Animation Workshops for Grades 5-8
Click here to register for CTRL+click on Eventbrite
Hi Def: Movie Making for Grades 3-8
Register for HiDef on Eventbrite
...And We're Live!: TV Production for Grades 3-8
Register for ...And We're Live! on Eventbrite
More info
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Register on Eventbrite via the links above
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Classes are free to BIG members! Qualifying students can have an individual membership or be part of a family/household membership. Please email lex@brooklineinteractive.org for a member discount code or for help signing up.
[ - Posted 2/26/26 ]
Brookline Teen Center
https://brooklineteencenter.org/
iCode Brookline: Where Curious Kids Become Confident Innovators
iCode Brookline is more than an after‑school program or summer camp — it’s a vibrant community where curious, driven kids ages 5–18 come together to code, build, design, and think boldly. Rooted in Brookline’s tradition of academic excellence and inclusive learning, our year‑round STEAM programs challenge students to stretch beyond their comfort zone and discover strengths they never knew they had.With a curriculum that blends hands‑on technology, real‑world problem‑solving, creativity, and collaboration, students learn to approach challenges like engineers and express ideas like innovators. Our experienced instructors provide personalized guidance, celebrate diverse perspectives, and create a warm environment where every child feels seen, supported, and capable.
At iCode Brookline, we’re not just teaching STEM — we’re helping raise confident, college‑ready, independent thinkers who are prepared for the future.
Learn more at https://www.icodeschool.com/brookline-ma/camps/ Please call 781-898-8734 or email brookline@icodeschool.com Dates: May 26th to October 3rd 2026Location: 698 Washington Street, Brookline MA 02446[ - Posted 6/12/26]
Summer Basketball
Study Buddy Tutoring
https://tutoringstudybuddy.weebly.com/
[ - Posted 2/26/26 | Remove 6/15/26]