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- Join us! Saturday, December 2 at 11am or 1pm.
- Find out what happens after the sun goes down in this exciting exploration into the world of nocturnal animals with staff from the Leslie Science and Nature Center.
- Live animal ambassadors will take center stage as we meet bats, owls, and spiders.
- Designed for children aged 4-7, but children of all ages may attend. Registration Required.
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Pig is a greedy pug who decides to stay up all night on Christmas to get his presents. |
This year for Passover, Matilda's grandmother invites her to help make the matzah ball soup! Matilda has always loved watching Bubbe make the soup. Now she wants to try out some of her own ideas. |
Saint James' clear, accessible introduction to Kwanzaa includes explanations of the Nguzo Saba (the Seven Principles) as well as information about the holiday's origin. |
Ages 3+. Kids use STEM skills to help the Gingerbread Man! Children have to plan, create and test solutions to get the Gingerbread Man across a river! |
Ages 4+. The Spiral Art Design Center cleverly combines the principles of art and mathematics so that you can create awesome geometric designs. |
Ages 4+. Young architects learn about spatial reasoning and building in three dimensions as they construct one realistic house after another! |
Register for any of our events HERE! |
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TALK - TALK sends 2-3 text messages with fun activity suggestions each week that parents and caregivers with children 5 and under can do to build school readiness skills.
- TALK, developed by librarians and based on the Every Child Ready to Read program, encourages parents to Read, Write, Sing, Talk, and Play with their little ones daily.
- With TALK you’ll also get occasional text notifications for library storytimes and other free youth events!
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- Make the holiday season even more special with personalized projects. Artists of all ages can craft along with illustrator, toymaker, and storyteller Suzy Ultman as she upcycles regular cereal and cracker boxes into handmade holiday magic.
- Learn to make a menorah that looks like a unicorn by tracing a template, cutting cardboard, painting it, and creating play-candles with clothespins.
- Suzy also shows you how to turn cardboard into different holiday shapes, gift tags, ornaments, mobiles, and garlands.
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