
Filipino Bilingual Family Storytime
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Read and sing together a book in Tagalog. Language class through storytime. Learn Filipino history and culture.

Read and sing together a book in Tagalog. Language class through storytime. Learn Filipino history and culture.
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This class introduces young children to movement through fun, age-appropriate obstacle courses, games, and challenges. Children will build balance, coordination, strength, and confidence as they climb, crawl, jump, and explore both indoor and outdoor environments in a safe and supportive setting. This playful class enc…
Wednesday, October 21st, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PMThe Kids Graphic Novel Club is a group for kids ages 9–12 who love reading and talking about graphic novels! This month’s pick is The Okay Witch, by Emma Steinkellner.How to Participate:- Visit the 2nd Floor Youth Library service desk to register in person and pick up your copy…
Play Day is an opportunity for parents to drop off their children with Autism or other developmental disabilities for a play day with our trained staff. Then, parents can go have a play day themselves! Kids will enjoy learning new sports skills, cooperative games, cooking, community field trips, and more. You provide s…
Mondays 10:30 AMStories, songs, and fun for children of all ages and parents or caregivers. Stay afterward for a small snack, coloring, and playtime.
In this weekly video game club, members will play through The Last of Us Part 1 as a group and discuss elements of the game, such as the writing, art, characters, and cultural impact.
Join us for stories, songs, and fun! Geared toward children 18 months to 6 years of age with parent or caregiver.
Are you looking for more short stories, true or fictional, to listen to? Podcasts are a great way to meet that need! You'll learn what they are, where to find them, and how to listen. We recommend bringing your smartphone or tablet.