Story times for children ages 18 months and older are held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays throughout the year. Adults must accompany their children. Story times are free and are generally drop-in attendance (no signups). For a full schedule of story times and other children's activities, please see our Events Calendar.
Story times for children ages 3-6. Adults must accompany their children. Story times are free, do not require a library card, and are generally drop-in attendance (no registration).
February 27 & 28—The big bad wolf
March 5 & 6—Princes & Princesses
March 12 & 13—St. Patrick’s Day
March 19 & 20—Easter/Bunnies
March 26 & 27—Dragons
April 2 & 3—Spring Break, no program
April 9 & 10—Kings, Queen’s & Castles
April 16 & 17—Springtime
April 23 & 24—Bugs, worms, caterpillars
April 30 & May 1—Plants, seeds
Stay and play for 30 minutes following Story Time (participation in Story time not required to attend). We will have toys, puzzles, activities and crafts for children and parents to enjoy. Adults must accompany their children. Great opportunity for parents to meet others in the community. Activities and toys are geared for children ages 3-6 but siblings may attend. Free! No registration is needed!
February 27 & 28
March 5 & 6
March 12 & 13
March 19 & 20
March 26 & 27
April 2 & 3—Spring Break, no program
April 9 & 10
April 16 & 17
April 23 & 24
April 30 & May 1
Geared for children under 3. Parents are required to attend with all children. Classes will include stories, songs, rhymes, lap bounces and time to play. No library card is required to attend, no registration is needed! Just drop-in.
February 29
March 7
March 14
March 21
March 28
April 4—Spring Break, no program
April 11
April 18
April 25
May 2
This free, self-paced program helps adults read to their children, ages 5 and younger. The goal is to finish 1,000 books before a child begins Kindergarten. Kids get prizes from the library for every milestone.
If you read just 1 book a day, that would be 365 books the first year, 730 books by the second year and 1,095 books by the end of the third year!
You may re-read books, you can begin any time, and you may read more than one book per day. Any time your child hears a book read aloud can be counted: story time at the library, listening to a sibling read, a baby-sitter, grandparents...anyone!
For questions or more information about this program, please call or contact the Children's Librarian.