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The Library will share stories around the campfire, with just the right mix of spooky and fun for everyone. End the evening by toasting marshmallows around the campfire. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Bring your camping chairs or blankets. For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of...
Bring baby in their Halloween Costume for trick or treating and not-so-scary fun! Grownups are welcome to wear family-friendly costumes too! Twenty name tags (children only) will be available at the Youth Desk beginning 30 minutes prior to the program start time. For babies and their grownups.
Drop-in activities recommended for ages 2-5, with a participating adult. Pop by the Library for a playful morning of popular activities! Knead, roll, and mold with different types of playdough and tools.
A lively mix of rhymes, fingerplays, songs, and movements for your active littles. Does your child crave stimulation? Do they struggle to sit still? Then this is the program for them! Designed with kids who have the need to fidget, this program is full of movement and songs for active littles.
Come celebrate Halloween with a giant pre-k bash. You will hear stories, sing songs and trick-or-treat at the library. Costumes are encouraged. Space is limited, so please register online or call the Children's Department at 331-808-3568 to register your child. For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of Halloween Events.
Wear a white or neon outfit and get ready to move and groove to popular children's music! Families can bust a move together, groove freely, and enjoy learning a simple dance routine. All ages.
Enjoy a bilingual storytime with songs, stories, and other activities. Drop in. October 2: Polish October 27: Spanish
Start your Friday morning off at the library with a fun storytime all about animals, then stay for a special trick-or-treat around the library! Ages 0-5 with Caregiver — Registration is required.
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