Children's Programs

Learning to read begins BEFORE your child starts school - as a matter of fact, it begins at birth! Delight and stimulate your baby with songs, a story and activities. Get to know other families and help your baby develop listening and language skills.

Mud, Worms and Dirt - oh my! Let's get dirty and learn about the science of soil! Join us for a morning of exploration and fun!

Nurture your two year old's love of books through music, movement, and stories while helping to develop their language, motor and social skills. Registration is available two weeks before the monthly program series begins.

Is your curious toddler transitioning from baby to child? Transition to Twos nurtures this exciting time in your child’s development through books, movement, music and rhymes. We’ll begin learning to play with others, wait turns, and listen to stories, as well as dance, sing, laugh and have fun! This storytime is designed specifically for caregivers and children 18 months to 30 months.

Mud, Worms and Dirt - oh my! Let's get dirty and learn about the science of soil! Join us for an afternoon of exploration and fun!

Babies love books too! Come enjoy active story programs designed for babies up to 24 months with a caregiver. Music, rhymes, and bounces will delight your child.

Learning to read begins BEFORE your child starts school - as a matter of fact, it begins at birth! Delight and stimulate your baby with songs, a story and activities. Get to know other families an help your baby develop listening and language skills. Tickets will be available on the day of the program for the first 15 parent/child pairs. This program is limited, so come early for your ticket.

Nurture your two year old’s love of books through music, movement and stories while helping to develop their language, motor and social skills.

Storytime for babies 12-24 months. Learning to read begins BEFORE your child starts school - as a matter of fact, it begins at birth. Delight and stimulate your baby with songs, a story and activities. Get to know other families and help your baby develop listening and language skills.