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All Ages Storytime at Lexington Park Library
2024-05-24 09:30:002024-05-24 10:00:00America/New_YorkAll Ages Storytime at Lexington Park LibraryStories, rhymes, songs, and activities planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all ages welcome with their adult caregivers.Lexington Park Library - Meeting Room B
Friday, May 24 9:30am - 10:00am
Add to Calendar2024-05-24 09:30:002024-05-24 10:00:00America/New_YorkAll Ages Storytime at Lexington Park LibraryStories, rhymes, songs, and activities planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all ages welcome with their adult caregivers.Lexington Park Library - Meeting Room B
Join us for learning-based crafts, games, and activities as we play our way to developing valuable school readiness skills such as fine motor control, following directions, and group participation.
A storytime where sitting is optional, and activities are designed for kids with extra energy. Planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all ages welcome with their adult caregivers.
Join us for learning-based crafts, games, and activities as we play our way to developing valuable school readiness skills such as fine motor control, following directions, and group participation.
A storytime where sitting is optional, and activities are designed for kids with extra energy. Planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all ages welcome with their adult caregivers.
Join us for learning-based crafts, games, and activities as we play our way to developing valuable school readiness skills such as fine motor control, following directions, and group participation.
A storytime where sitting is optional, and activities are designed for kids with extra energy. Planned with ages 1-5 in mind; all ages welcome with their adult caregivers.
The Three Oaks Center will connect those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness to resources in the tri-county that can help them with benefits, mental health, substance abuse, housing and more.
A book discussion series for veterans led by Vietnam veteran Wayne Karlin. Registration required; space is limited. For more information contact Kimberlé Fields at 301-863-8188 or kfields@stmalib.org.