Story Time
Join us each week for reading, games, and crafts for young children at each Adams County Public Library location. Help your child develop a life-long love of reading. Join us for Story Time!
When is Story Time?
- Story Time is offered on a weekday morning at each library: at Manchester on Mondays, at North Adams on Tuesdays, at Peebles on Wednesdays, and at West Union on Thursdays. View the Schedule below for specific times.
Who can attend?
- Parents, caregivers, preschool and kindergarten age children, and younger and older siblings. Everyone is welcome!
Story Time Schedule
Preschoolers and families are invited to join Julia for Story Time at 11 a.m., each Tues. We’ll help your child discover the joy of reading, and develop early literacy skills through read-aloud stories, crafts, and STEAM activities.
School aged kids are invited to join Julia after school, every Tues., at the North Adams Library. Come to make friends, participate in STEAM activities, and create crafts.
Preschoolers and parents, join Deborah for Story Time at the Manchester Library, each Tuesday evening at 5:30 p.m. We’ll help your child discover the joy of reading, and develop early literacy skills, through read-aloud stories, crafts, motion and singing games, and more.
Weekly Story Time for young children, parents, and caregivers at the Peebles Library with Ms Sherry happens each Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. Join us for reading, crafts, and fun with friends at the library.
Preschoolers, parents, and siblings, join Tara for read-aloud stories, songs, crafts, and snacks during weekly Story Time at the West Union Library, each Thursday at 10:30 a.m.
Tweens and teens, join Tosh for Tween Activity Club at the West Union Library every Thursday at 4:00 p.m. We’ll make crafts, eat snacks, talk about our favorite books and movies, and have fun with friends at the library.
Tweens and teens, join Tosh for Tween Activity Club at the Peebles Library on Mondays at 3:30 p.m. We’ll do crafts, talk about our favorite books and movies, eat snacks, and have fun with friends at the library.
Preschoolers and families are invited to join Julia for Story Time at 11 a.m., each Tues. We’ll help your child discover the joy of reading, and develop early literacy skills through read-aloud stories, crafts, and STEAM activities.
School aged kids are invited to join Julia after school, every Tues., at the North Adams Library. Come to make friends, participate in STEAM activities, and create crafts.
Preschoolers and parents, join Deborah for Story Time at the Manchester Library, each Tuesday evening at 5:30 p.m. We’ll help your child discover the joy of reading, and develop early literacy skills, through read-aloud stories, crafts, motion and singing games, and more.
Weekly Story Time for young children, parents, and caregivers at the Peebles Library with Ms Sherry happens each Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. Join us for reading, crafts, and fun with friends at the library.
Preschoolers, parents, and siblings, join Tara for read-aloud stories, songs, crafts, and snacks during weekly Story Time at the West Union Library, each Thursday at 10:30 a.m.
Tweens and teens, join Tosh for Tween Activity Club at the West Union Library every Thursday at 4:00 p.m. We’ll make crafts, eat snacks, talk about our favorite books and movies, and have fun with friends at the library.
Tweens and teens, join Tosh for Tween Activity Club at the Peebles Library on Mondays at 3:30 p.m. We’ll do crafts, talk about our favorite books and movies, eat snacks, and have fun with friends at the library.
Preschoolers and families are invited to join Julia for Story Time at 11 a.m., each Tues. We’ll help your child discover the joy of reading, and develop early literacy skills through read-aloud stories, crafts, and STEAM activities.
School aged kids are invited to join Julia after school, every Tues., at the North Adams Library. Come to make friends, participate in STEAM activities, and create crafts.
Preschoolers and parents, join Deborah for Story Time at the Manchester Library, each Tuesday evening at 5:30 p.m. We’ll help your child discover the joy of reading, and develop early literacy skills, through read-aloud stories, crafts, motion and singing games, and more.