Events in November 2012

Summary: Hear stories, sing songs, and have fun in a low-key program where you join your child as we shake, squirm, and play. Stop in before dinner and let out a little energy and learn skills that will help them to get ready to read.

Summary: Stories songs and fun for children with special needs, their friends and families. An interactive, sensory exploration and a discussion period for parents following the program.

Summary: Come and bounce, sing, clap, listen to stories and more with your child who is birth to 18 months. This is a perfect time to start Library visits, to learn new rhymes and lullabies, to listen to stories and to meet other children the same age.

Summary: A storytime for children age 18 months to 3 years with an adult. Stories and related activities are chosen to entice young children and promote their emerging literacy. Social and playtime follows.

Summary: Wind down for the day with bedtime stories, activities and fun for the whole family.

Summary: Children are born with an instinctive need to communicate. Using sign language gives them the ability to understand and "talk" with their hands. Join us while we share stories, songs and more using basic signs in this language. Open to all ages.

Summary: Bring your knitting, crocheting or other needlecraft projects and join us for rowdy discussions on many topics, including the books we're reading and the movies we're watching.

Summary: Bounce, sing, clap, and listen to stories with your child, birth to 18 months. This is a perfect time to start library visits and meet other children and their parents.

Summary: Hear stories, sing songs and have fun in a low-key program where you join your child as we shake, squirm and play. Stop in before dinner and let out a little energy and learn skills that will help them to get ready to read.

Summary: Join us for a 15-minute gallery talk followed by conversation in a casual museum setting. We'll discuss The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson and the exhibition Inventing the Modern World: Decorative Arts at the World’s Fairs.