Past Events

Join us for this interactive storytime featuring singing, musical instruments, and braille books!

Create an artwork that moves inspired by horses!

(Workshop is full.) Discover strategies for engaging very young children in book sharing and imaginative play.

(CANCELLED) Geared for kids ages 5-12, you won’t want to miss this program packed full of high energy and family-friendly funnies!

This special storytime includes an interactive mushroom ID session to learn about the fascinating world of mushrooms!

Move, sing, talk, and explore materials during this interactive storytime for early learners.

Join us for a special virtual “show and tell” with Chihiro Art Museum Curators Michiko Matsukata (Tokyo) and Eriko Tanabe (Azumino).

Families will go bananas for this high energy musical duo that will have them singing, dancing, and playing along on live instruments!

Bring your dancing feet for creative movement inspired by Nina Crews’ I’m Not Small.

Join author Emma Otheguy to celebrate her new picture book Martina Has Too Many Tías, a fresh retelling of the classic folktale “La cucaracha Martina.”

Join author/illustrator E. B. Goodale as she presents her new book, The Moon Remembers, a lyrical look at how the moon is a guardian for us all.

Members: Please RSVP by June 14!

Geared for kids ages 5-12, you won’t want to miss this program packed full of high energy and family-friendly funnies!

Children ages 3-6 will explore movement and fun inspired by the beautiful nature found in Bobbie’s Meadow.

Join us for day of stories, book signings, and drawing demonstrations as we celebrate the opening of Horse Tales: Galloping into Children’s Books.

Join us for this interactive storytime featuring singing, musical instruments, and braille books!

Create a painting about a place you love.

A Child’s Introduction to Jazz with illustrator Jerrard K. Polk

In A Bed of Stars, award-winning creator Jessica Love shares a tender story that celebrates first-time camping, father-child bonding, and feeling at one with the universe.

Bring your dancing feet for creative movement inspired by Daniel’s Good Day, by Micha Archer.