When Little Red Hen find that none of her friends are willing to help her make bread, will she share?
Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, available in-person only
Chinese Storytime 家庭故 (0-5 years)
A storytime for families featuring stories, songs and movement activities presented in Chinese
用中文朗读故事、唱歌、表演及做游戏
Mini Monet (18-36 months)
Calling all toddler artists – 18-36 months. Explore the benefits of doing art activities with your toddler to encourage their motor and cognitive development. Wear clothing that is paint and mess friendly.
Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, available in-person only
Mini Monet (18-36 months)
Calling all toddler artists – 18-36 months. Explore the benefits of doing art activities with your toddler to encourage their motor and cognitive development. Wear clothing that is paint and mess friendly.
Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, available in-person only
Mini Monet (18-36 months)
Calling all toddler artists – 18-36 months. Explore the benefits of doing art activities with your toddler to encourage their motor and cognitive development. Wear clothing that is paint and mess friendly.
Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, available in-person only
Mini Monet (18-36 months)
Calling all toddler artists – 18-36 months. Explore the benefits of doing art activities with your toddler to encourage their motor and cognitive development. Wear clothing that is paint and mess friendly.
Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, available in-person only
Summer Family Place Playgroup (0-3 Years)
Spend time together, play, make friends and talk one-on-one with child development specialists.
Registration required in person at Harrington for a 5 week series. Registration opens May 15
Puppet Show: Soup Opera (all ages)
A diner just wants to eat his soup, but something is missing
Tickets available 30 minutes prior to program, available in-person only
Thinking Money Exhibit
Thinking Money for Kids Exhibit strives to teach elementary age children and their parents, caregivers and educators about financial literacy topics—like saving, spending and budgeting—in a way that is both understandable and fun
Through a bustling community market-themed storyline, digital interactive content and other fun, hands-on activities, the exhibition explores:
- What is money?
- How do we earn money?
- Saving and spending
- Money values such as fairness and charitableness
- Making responsible financial decisions
Thinking Money Exhibit
Thinking Money for Kids Exhibit strives to teach elementary age children and their parents, caregivers and educators about financial literacy topics—like saving, spending and budgeting—in a way that is both understandable and fun
Through a bustling community market-themed storyline, digital interactive content and other fun, hands-on activities, the exhibition explores:
- What is money?
- How do we earn money?
- Saving and spending
- Money values such as fairness and charitableness
- Making responsible financial decisions