Join us for the Parent and Tot Skate at 10:45 am the first Thursday of the month and stay afterwards for a themed coloring craft in the party room. November's theme is Turkey Time. Admission for the skating time is $10 for one child age 3-4 and one parent (skate rental is included). No registration is required.
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Sherry Weber leads gentle yoga with foundational poses that aid breathing, walking, orientation, building muscle, strength, balance and flexibility at the Japanese Tea House or Visitor Center.
Trained volunteers guide informal English conversations for real-life situations in the Wheaton Library Multi-Purpose Room #132, open to adults 18 and up.
Native American flute music and quill art presented by Darren Thompson in the Wheaton Library Multi-Purpose Room, for ages 11 and up.
Storytime featuring monarch butterfly ring crafts followed by native corn art projects, supplies provided, registration required, Beltsville, for ages 5 and under.
Messy art session with varied materials lets babies and toddlers explore textures, color and movement, developing motor and sensory skills, supplies provided, limited seating, for ages 9–24 months.
Active play stations let toddlers run, jump, balance, kick and throw with a caregiver at Wheaton Sports Pavilion, building coordination and confidence, for ages 3–5.
Early morning pontoon cruise on Little Seneca Lake offers birding, photography, and wildlife viewing with great lighting; EnChroma glasses available, accessible dock, $7 registration.
A naturalist leads a Birding 101 session on the back deck, teaching identification of feeder birds while participants sip a warm breakfast beverage; registration required.
Self‑guided activity stations across the sports field let preschoolers practice running, jumping and throwing while exploring field games and building coordination, ages 3–6.
Family Storytime at Wheaton Library offers 25‑30‑minute sessions of diverse stories and language‑building activities, tickets handed out first‑come, first‑served; for ages 5 and under.
Active play stations let kids run, jump, hop, balance, kick, throw and catch while parents participate at Wheaton Sports Pavilion, for ages 3–5.
Self‑guided activity stations on the sports field let preschoolers practice running, jumping and throwing while exploring field games with a caregiver, ages 3–6.
