Story Times @ MRL
All story times are free and open to all. No library card required! Story times are an excellent way for caregivers to interact with their children, learn songs and activities to play, observe new ways of reading to their children, and support developing language skills.
2023 Schedule:
Session 1: January 3 - March 3
Session 2: March 20 - May 19
Session 3: June 5 - July 28
Session 4: August 14 - October 6
Session 5: October 23 - December 15
Central Library
Stories, Rhymes, & Movement (ages 0-5) – Mondays @ 9:30AM & 10:15AM
Babies, Books, & Movement (ages 0-2) – Tuesdays @ 10AM & Wednesdays @ 10AM
Playful Preschoolers (ages 3-5) – Tuesdays @ 11AM & Wednesdays @ 11AM
Tremendous Toddlers (ages 2-3) – Thursdays @ 11AM Dogs 2 Read 2 (Grades K-5) – Thursdays @4:30PM
Elkton Community Library
Fantastic Family Fun (all ages) – Mondays @ 11AM
Grottoes Branch Library
CircleTime (all ages) – Wednesdays @ 11AM
North River Library – Bridgewater
Fantastic Family Fun (all ages) – Thursdays @ 10:15AM
Fantastic Family Fun (all ages) – Thursdays @ 11AM
Page Public Library – Luray
Fantastic Family Fun (all ages) – Mondays @ 10AM
Tremendous Toddlers (ages 2-3) – Thursdays @ 10:30AM
Shenandoah Community Library
Fantastic Family Fun (all ages) – Tuesdays @ 11AM
Village Library – Broadway
Fantastic Family Fun (all ages) – Thursdays @ 10AM
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STORY TIME BREAK
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10:30 am
Farmer's Market Story Time @Big Gem Park!
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1,000 Things Before Kindergarten
A little reading every day gets your little one ready for school! Earn a free, new book for every 100 read! Visit any MRL location to get started.
How it works: Read books and do suggested activities with your child. The goal is to have read 1,000 books and/or do 1,000 activities before the child starts kindergarten. Books and activities can be repeated. Books read at library story times count.
Feel free to print extra reading logs at home.
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This program was created by the Library of Virginia and funded through a grant from the U. S. Institute of Museum and Library Services.
