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National Night Out is a community-police awareness-raising event in the United States, held the first Tuesday of August. National Night Out enhances the relationship between neighbors and law enforcement while bringing back a true sense of community. Furthermore, it provides a great opportunity to bring police and neighbors together under positive circumstances. GAMES * FOOD...
Drop-in event recommended for ages 3-8, with participating adult. Weβre bringing the museum to you! Weβll have three exciting exhibits on loan from the DuPage Childrenβs Museum, plus some of our own special items, available for three days of hands-on exploration.
Start your morning off with stories, songs, flannels and fun with our Family Storytime! This program will take place outside, weather permitting. If moved indoors, pick up free tickets at our Hoffman Estates Branch 20 minutes prior to start of the program.
Grab a blanket and join us outside for stories, music and bubbles! This program will take place outdoors, weather permitting.
July 12 and 13: Gather at these different Palatine Park District locations for special, summer storytimes. All Ages. Registration through the Park District is required. Occurs at Oak Park. August 2 and 3: Come to special summer storytimes at this Palatine Park District locations. All Ages. Held offsite at Maple Park.
Celebrate National Coloring Book Day by coloring in the park! All supplies will be provided by Park District staff.
From sorting pinecones to digging in smooth seeds, children ages 1β5 will explore the sights, smells, and textures that nature has to offer during this free, open-ended experience. Take in a tall tale during story time, get messy at the process art station, sift and scoop at the sensory bin, or make music.
Join us for an "Amazing Animals" storytime, then stick around to check out books and pick up holds on the Bookmobile.
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