Storytime introduces young children to
reading and books. 

Each week, our trained library staff and volunteers share stories, songs, and finger-play activities geared to certain ages. Parents learn how to foster six early literacy skills that are critical for preparing their children to read and write. These skills are:

• Knowing how to handle a book
• Hearing beginning sounds
• Knowing letters are different from each other
• Retelling stories and events
• Introducing new words
• Showing a joy of and interest in reading books

PLEASE NOTE: An adult must remain with babies and younger children at storytimes.

Wee Wigglers Storytime (ages 0-24 months) 
Lap-sit storytime with books, songs, and finger-plays aimed at developing language skills. Storytime concludes with playtime activities encouraging social development.

Rhymes and Reading (ages 3-5) 
Stories, songs, and rhymes to prepare your child for reading.

Bilingual Storytime (all ages) 
Listen as we share stories and songs and English and Spanish.

Cowboy Charlie Sing-Along (all ages) 
Sing along with classic campfire songs.

• See Kids Events calendar for dates and times.