
Toddler Storytime
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Build your child's early literacy skills with stories, songs, and rhymes followed by playtime to develop their social skills. Ages 18-36 months with caregiver.

Build your child's early literacy skills with stories, songs, and rhymes followed by playtime to develop their social skills. Ages 18-36 months with caregiver.
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Toddler Storytime (Chantilly Regional Library, Chantilly Meeting Room) — Books, songs, and body‑movement activities encourage interaction, for ages 13–23 months.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays fill the Centreville Regional Library lobby; arrive early for a ticket, limited space, for ages 2–3 with adult.
Interactive storytime with books, songs, and movement in the Children’s Area under the tree, registration required, for ages 18–36 months.
Stories, songs, rhymes, and movement activities fill the Richard Byrd Library meeting rooms for active tots and twos, for ages 18–35 months with an adult.
Storytime for toddlers in the Kings Park Library meeting room features stories, songs, and fingerplays to build early literacy, for ages 18‑36 months.
Stories, songs and rhymes with early literacy focus for 19‑35‑month toddlers, limited to 15 participants plus an adult, first‑come, first‑served at Pohick Regional Library, for ages 3‑under.
Quiet music and dimmed lights create a sensory‑friendly space in the Lower Level Conference Room at Mary Riley Styles Public Library.
Stories, songs, movement and activities build early literacy skills for preschoolers in the Kings Park Library meeting room, ages 3–5.
Songs, lapsit bounces, stories, and playtime help babies develop literacy and social skills in the library meeting rooms, for ages birth‑18 months with caregiver.
Fall Storytime (Lower Level Conference Room, Mary Riley Styles Public Library) — Storytime for ages 2–4; pick one per week, ticket at children's desk.
One-on-one English conversation with a library volunteer at Centreville Regional Library; basic English required, registration required, students limited to one session weekly, ages 18+.
In‑person early voting available at Herndon Fortnightly Library, with election information online and phone assistance; library closes 6 pm, for ages 18 and up.
Armchair Travel sessions explore Marrakech and the Alhambra in the Main Level Conference Room of Mary Riley Styles Public Library, ages 18 and up.
Early Literacy Center free play hour in the Lower Level Conference Room at Mary Riley Styles Public Library, after storytime, drop‑in, no registration required, ages 2–4.
One-on-one English practice with a volunteer tutor at Chantilly Regional Library, requiring basic English skills, limited to one session per week, for ages 18 and up.
French conversation group meets in Oakton Library conference room, offering language practice, for ages 18 and up.