'Westworld' showing, D&D, Jazz Night: Things to do in Boston this week

Monday — 1/29

🦪 $1 oysters do still exist, at least at Loco Taqueria & Oyster Bar on Mondays.

• Loco's special runs every Monday

🧌 Trident is hosting Dungeons and Dragons 6pm-9pm at Trident Booksellers & Cafe, organized by Fight The Exposition.

• Open to all experience levels.
• Price: $22. RSVP encouraged .

📖 Author Wayne Miller discusses his book, "Burn Boston Burn: The Largest Arson Case in the History of the Country" at 6pm at the Boston Public Library's Codman Square branch .

• Miller's book examines the series of arson fires in the 1980s that shook the city.

Tuesday — 1/30

📖 Journalist Rachel Swarns discusses her new book, "The 272," in a virtual Boston Public Library talk , 6pm-7pm.

• The book examines how Catholic priests sold 272 enslaved people in 1838 to save a mission project, which later became Georgetown University.
• Author Stephanie McCurry will moderate.

🖼 The Liberty Hotel is showcasing pieces by local artists every Tuesday, 6pm-8:30pm.

• This week's viewing highlights artist Michael Yurkovisky's work.
• Includes free snacks and a bar.

🎞 Westworld fans, Coolidge Corner Theater is showing the 1973 film that started it all.

• Movie starts at 7.
• Price: $15.50, except for students, seniors and kids.

Wednesday — 1/31

✂️ Wollaston Library in Quincy hosts craft and cocoa , 6pm-8pm.

• Bring your own craft supplies and a project you're working on.
• Some basic supplies will be available, including scissors, pencils and paper towels.

📖 Catch author David Nicholson at 7pm at Harvard Book Store , where he'll discuss his new book, "The Garretts of Columbia: A Black South Carolina Family from Slavery to the Dawn of Integration."

Thursday — 2/1

🍞 Grainbakers is teaching people how to turn brewers' spent grain into artisan bread at Harpoon Brewery, 6pm-8pm.

• Attendees will learn to make one of three bread recipes: rosemary and sea salt, dark chocolate and cherry or Italian tomato and herb.
• Price: $50.

🎶 Candlelight Concerts is hosting a tribute to Coldplay at Temple Ohabei Shalom in Brookline, 6:30pm-9:30pm.

• Program includes "Clocks," "Fix You," "The Scientist" and other hits.
• Price: $25.

Friday — 2/2

🎷 Catch First Fridays: Jazz Night at the Institute of Contemporary Art.

• Dress code: Swanky.
• Price: $30+. Buying tickets in advance is encouraged.

Girl Scout cookies go for sale today in The Shoppes at Chestnut Hill , 5:30pm-7:30pm.

• The booth is on Level 2 between Boston Bakery and Glazed Bytes.
• Sale runs every Friday-Sunday this month.

Saturday — 2/3

🥟 The Loring Greenough House will host a dumpling wrapping party , 10:30am-1pm.

• A local Chinese chef will show attendees how to make two types of dumplings from northern China.
• Price: $12 for non-members. $10 for members and kids under 12.

❄️ The Revere Beach Winter Wonderland returns, 11am-8pm.

• Attendees can vote for their favorite ice sculptures, sip on hot chocolate and watch a chili cook-off.

📚 Catch Side Quest Books & Games' pop-up shop at Dorchester Brewing, 2pm-6pm.

• Includes women-authored fantasy books and indie role playing games.

🐶 The Big Game: Park-9 in Everett is hosting its own puppy bowl with adoptable puppies from Sweet Paws Rescue, 2pm-6:30pm.

• Open to aspiring dog parents and just about any other human.

Sunday — 2/4

🖼 Support local artists at the "Queer Broken Hearts Artists Market" at 5pm in the Brighton Elks Lodge, organized by the Queer Neighborhood Council.

🍻 Sam Adams Boston Brewery is hosting an after-hours "locals only" party for its Jamaica Plain neighbors, 6pm-8pm.

• Locals get free samples from the brewery's test kitchen. The rest of us pay a $25 cover.
• Be smart: Bring proof that you live in the 02130 for free entry.

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