Circus Dynamics' 'Bubble Show' Headlines Leominster Library Monday

LEOMINSTER — Circus Dynamics will bring its family favorite, "The Bubble Show," to Leominster Public Library on Monday, July 27, part of a fresh slate of children's, teen and adult programs the library rolled out for the week ahead. Four Leominster town boards, including the City Council and Zoning Board of Appeals, are also set to meet in the coming week.

COMMUNITY & ARTS

Leominster Public Library's calendar fills out fast starting Monday, July 27, headlined by Circus Dynamics' "The Bubble Show," a 3 p.m. performance for kids. That same day brings Romeo Brito-inspired animal sculpture-making with artist Julie Harrold in the morning, a program the town's News Flash has also promoted this month. Tuesday, July 28, pairs a "Watershed Wildlife: Name that Track!" nature program with an afternoon Sand Art session and a Teen Tournament Tuesday, while Wednesday's "Lots of Letters" drop-in workshop and a Perler Bead Fun session for teens round out the midweek offerings.

Adult patrons have their own lineup: Chess Club meets Monday evening, an English Conversation Class returns Tuesday morning, and a Film Night for Adults screens Thursday, July 30. The library also opens its Blockbuster Book Boxes program for adults on August 1 and hosts the Leominster Writing Group on August 3.

COMING UP

Leominster's City Council meets Monday, July 27, followed by the Conservation Commission and the Zoning Board of Appeals on Tuesday, July 28. The Leominster Contributory Retirement Board holds its meeting Thursday, July 30.


Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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