Are you expecting, or have a infant up to four months old? Bring yourself and your baby to this four session series (10/14, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4). Learn to build a love of reading and lifelong learning through the early literacy practices of talking, singing, sharing books, and playing. Registration is limited to 12 families. Come to as many as you can!
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Four-session series at New Carrollton teaches expectant parents and infants up to four months reading basics through talking, singing, book sharing, and play, limited to 12 families.
Needlework Social: Knitting and Crochet (New Carrollton) — Community members share current projects, exchange tips and ideas in a relaxed atmosphere, ages 13 and up.
Family Story Time (Tenley-Friendship Neighborhood Library) — Books, songs, rhymes, and movement promote early literacy; tickets at the Children’s Desk, first‑come, first‑served, ages 5 and under.
Wonderplace (American History Museum, 1 West) — Hands‑on activities and touchable museum objects introduce history; first‑come, first‑served, free timed tickets; for ages 6 and under.
Toddler & Me dance class at Hill Center DC introduces music, movement, balance, and basic steps with a parent or caretaker, for ages 18 months–36 months.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays fill a half‑hour at New Carrollton, nurturing reading love and creativity, for ages 5 and under.
Joyful storytime at New Carrollton features stories, songs, and fingerplays to spark imagination and foster a love of reading, for ages 5 and under.
Professionals lead a playgroup at Mt. Pleasant Neighborhood Library for ages 5 and under, where children interact with peers while families receive screenings and learn about services.
Virtual Branch hosts a session teaching AI‑generated interview questions and suggested answers for specific roles, equipping participants with tools for confident interviews, ages 18 and up.
Stories, music, and activities for ages 0‑3, including special‑needs participants, at Oxon Hill, presented by the PGCPS Infants and Toddlers Program.
Video games, crafts, and other fun activities after school at Bowie Auditorium, for ages 13–18.
After Preschool Storytime, children play with educational toys at Long Branch Library, practicing social skills and making new friends, ages 3–5.
Sew it Seams: Learn the Basics (Bowie) — Teens learn sewing machine basics with all materials provided, no experience required, ages 13–18.
