Storytime Play Group
Turtle Books 224 Washington St, Brookline, MA, United StatesRead-aloud, sing-along, and arts 'n crafts for toddlers through age 5. No advance registration required.
Read-aloud, sing-along, and arts 'n crafts for toddlers through age 5. No advance registration required.
We will be selling copies of Mike Curato's challenged book, Flamer at this library hosted event. The documentary The Librarians aims to provide resources and tools to connect folks with organizations fighting for our Freedom to Read and to uphold our First Amendment Rights—freedom to access information, the freedom to learn and enrich […]
Misha Blood of the Perkins School for the Blind will be doing an exciting read-aloud in American Sign Language with simultaneous spoken English. This is an exciting opportunity for us all to experience ASL.
According to a report in scholastic.com, "Reading to dogs — or other support animals, from cats to lizards to beloved stuffies — can help kids build confidence and fluency while reducing stress." Give it a try. We've invited a golden retriever, Zoe, to come in and be the ultimate listener. […]
Have you ever thought of creating your own graphic novel? Join us for a weekly illustrator's workshop with Dena Bach. Class is for first grade and up. (https://denabach.mystrikingly.com/).
Read-aloud, sing-along, and arts 'n crafts for toddlers through age 5. No advance registration required.
A weekly reading group for 1st to 3rd graders, for children that love to read and for new or reluctant readers. We'll be reading books about dogs to a real-live dog.
Read-aloud, sing-along, and arts 'n crafts for toddlers through age 5. No advance registration required.
When Nadine asks a new friend if she has a coming-here story too, she topples the first domino in a community-wide chain of neighbors and new friends listening to those around them, wondering about their perspectives, and finally asking thoughtful, curious questions. Elly Berke, originally a product and graphic designer, […]
In commemoration of International Dot Day, Zachary Fraielli of Ruffin Ridley School will lead us in a reading of The Dot by Peter Reynolds. After the read-aloud, young artists are invited to make their mark using watercolors to create their own one-of-a-kind Dot picture.
For all lovers of Princess in Black, come in costume of your favorite Princess in Black character. Activities include making Princess in Black crowns and decorating cupcakes from our neighbor Cupcake Therapy. Registration required and $6 fee for cupcakes and supplies.