Read, Romp & Rhyme
Read, Romp & Rhyme is weekly 30-minute storytime program for children ages 0-5 on Wednesday mornings at 10:00 am in the Jack Foley meeting room. Families will engage with interactive stories, music, movement, and practice important early literacy skills.
Family Storytime
Family Storytime is weekly 30-minute storytime program for young children of all ages and their families on Wednesday afternoons at 4:00pm in the Jack Foley Meeting Room. Families will engage with interactive stories, music, movement, and practice important early literacy skills.
Ms. Emily's Sing-Along
Ms. Emily’s Sing-Along is back by popular demand! Her programs will be twice a month on Mondays. Please check our events calendar for specific dates.
Sign & Sing
Sign & Sing is a monthly 30-minute storytime. Join Ms. Desiree to explore basic ASL through stories, songs, movement, and playful learning with scarves, instruments, and more!
Sensory Storytime
Sensory Storytime is a gentle, inclusive storytime designed for children with sensory needs. Enjoy stories, songs, and movement in a calm environment with dimmed lights, soft sounds, and sensory-friendly activities. Perfect for children who benefit from a quieter, more flexible setting.
*Please always check our events calendar for the most up to date information and additional programs for this age group.
How can a parent or caregiver make the most of a storytime or sing-along?
- It’s okay to take a break. If your child’s behavior is affecting the enjoyment of the stories, please feel free to step out of the room briefly and return when they are ready.
- Model good listening, following directions, and respectful behavior. This helps ensure everyone is able to enjoy Storytime and kids begin to learn how to behave in a group environment.
- Participate along with your child, they learn by watching you. Have fun with us!
Please keep in mind...
For children’s safety, ensure that they are supervised according to the library’s Safe Child Policy. Parents/caregivers must stay with children up to age 6 during programs. For children up to fourth grade, parents/caregivers must remain in the library. Students in fifth grade and up may attend programs independently.