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INspire Cafe Expands with New Coffee Cart at Medford Public Library – Opening June 18th, 2025
Medford, MA – INspire Cafe is proud to announce the grand opening of its new […]
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Boys & Girls Club of Metro North is looking for Volunteers with Professional Experience in Marketing, Human Resources and IT
The Boys & Girls Club of Metro North is looking for local community members to […]
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Boys & Girls Clubs to Provide Free Lunches this Summer
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro North is participating in the Summer Food Service […]
We Do Whatever It Takes to Help Kids Thrive
Before school, after school, and all summer long, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro North provides safe, supportive spaces where kids and teens build confidence, connect with mentors, and discover what they love.
From STEM and music to esports, art, and athletics — our high-quality programs deliver the kind of enrichment every child deserves.
Explore Programs & MembershipsRegister Now for Fall 2025 Programs!
Explore exciting options in STEM, esports, music, art, and athletics this fall. Our teen centers and clubs are offering unique programs designed to inspire creativity, build skills, and keep youth engaged.
🕓 Sessions begin in September
📍 Available at Stoneham, Wakefield, and Saugus locations
Join Our Teen Centers for 2025–2026
Teen memberships are now open for the school year. Enjoy a safe space to hang out, connect with mentors, and explore leadership, music, athletics, and more.
🧑 Ages 11–18
🎓 Homework help, gaming, recording studio, & more
Program Highlights
Empowering Innovation
S.T.E.M.
Teaching Teamwork
Athletics and Esports
Inspiring Imagination
Creative Arts
Discover our New Saugus Teen Center!
Located in the Square One Mall in Saugus, our new Teen Center offers drop-in programming in Visual Arts, Esports Gaming, and Music Production. Learn more and get your 2024-2025 Membership today!
What’s New
I never saw empathy from strangers until I came to the Clubs. When my mom worked late, they let us stay later. When I was sad, they asked what was wrong. I went from a place where I didn’t want to hug anyone to a place where these strangers told me they cared.
– Amaia, member