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Get your pickaxe ready! Build unique structures that solve various design challenges. Then share your digital handiwork with new friends. Best for children ages 8-11. Both new and experienced Minecraft...
Come in your pajamas or your play clothes; just be sure to bring the whole family for this evening storytime that features a different activity each week. For kids up...
Stop by for a snack and a quick “taste” of the featured book as our Librarian reads aloud the first few chapters. If you like it, make sure to check...
Drop-in activities recommended for ages 3 months-5 years, with a participating adult Meet up with a friend or make a new one during this casual playgroup for our littlest learners...
Explore, discover, and imagine with our new educational play stations. We rotate our toys every week to ensure our future veterinarians, doctors, chefs, and store clerks never get bored! Drop...
Meet and play with some local community helpers! Arlington Heights police officers and other people from the village will lead some engaging play activities. For families with children ages 2-5....
Join us for some family fun with a performance by Nanny Nikki! Grammy ® Nominated Artist, Nanny Nikki loves to sing, and to bring life to classic children's songs for...
Your DNA is the building blocks of life! Join us for a fun STEAM program. Best for families with children ages 8-11. We'll investigate these complex strands via a sweet,...
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