Sponsored by Drury Lane Theatre.
Run, run, as fast as you can, to hear some stories about the Gingerbread Man! Doors open for storytime at 3:15 p.m. Immediately following storytime, head to the Tree Lighting...
Come listen to a story and do a related activity. Chef Andrea even puts an item on the children’s menu related to the book. No purchase necessary to participate in...
Join us for GrownUp & Me Story Time—enjoy engaging stories, songs, and fun activities led by Miss Kathy! There are designated play areas for kids and opportunities to connect with...
Register as a family and join us for stories and a craft featuring bears. Geared towards preschoolers but the whole family is welcome to attend.
Drop in to the Crown Family PlayLab for free weekly activities for 2-6 year olds! Please note: There are no PlayLab PlayDates on Wednesday, Nov 27, Wednesday, Dec 18, and...
Acompáñanos para una presentación de cuentos y música en Español e Inglés.
Join the Naperville Public Library (NPL) for one of their spectacular Story Times at DCM. These interactive Story Times often feature puppets, songs, movement, and more! First Thursday Each Month...
Join a real Ninja Squad Coach as they read a great story, then jump, roll, balance and PLAY like a NINJA! Perfect for kids 2-5 years with a grown up...
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