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11 am, Children's Library
Storytime is a beloved tradition that helps set the foundation for a joy of reading. Children's storytime engages participants with fun dynamic early learning activities with books, songs, and movement. Recommended ages 2 and up.
11 am, Side Lawn (Rain Location: Storytime Nook in the Children’s Library)
Storytime is a beloved tradition that helps set the foundation for a joy of reading. Children's storytime engages participants with fun dynamic early learning activities with books, songs, and movement. Recommended ages 2 and up. *No session on 6/19 (Juneteenth--Library Closed) and on 7/3.
11 am, Side Lawn (Rain Location: Storytime Nook in the Children’s Library)
Storytime is a beloved tradition that helps set the foundation for a joy of reading. Children's storytime engages participants with fun dynamic early learning activities with books, songs, and movement. Recommended ages 2 and up.
10 am, Side Lawn (Rain Location: Storytime Nook in the Children’s Library)
Storytime is a beloved tradition that helps set the foundation for a joy of reading. Baby and toddler story time engages participants with fun, dynamic early learning activities with books, songs, and movement. For ages 0 - 2. *No session on 6/19 (Juneteenth--Library Closed) and 7/3.
10 am, Side Lawn (Rain Location: Storytime Nook in the Children’s Library)
Storytime is a beloved tradition that helps set the foundation for a joy of reading. Baby and toddler story time engages participants with fun, dynamic early learning activities with books, songs, and movement. For ages 0 - 2.
9:30 am Children’s Library
Wackadoo! Miss Monet is hosting a Bluey storytime this summer! We'll be reading Bluey stories, listening to some of the well-known music, and taking part in a Bluey-themed craft. Feel free to dress up as any of your favorite characters too! Kiddos can also take home some Bluey stickers! For ages 0 - 6. No registration required.
9:30 am Children’s Library
Wackadoo! Miss Monet is hosting a Bluey storytime this summer! We'll be reading Bluey stories, listening to some of the well-known music, and taking part in a Bluey-themed craft. Feel free to dress up as any of your favorite characters too! Kiddos can also take home some Bluey stickers! For ages 0 - 6. No registration required.
Come to the Library on Sunday, April 27th for the Third Annual New Cumberland Earth & Arts Festival between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM. We will have an array of activities and programs for all ages inside the Library and around our grounds. Music & entertainment, food trucks, vendors selling Earth-friendly goods, a demo garden, and alpacas from Angie's Alpaca Paradise are just a few of the things you will enjoy. Inside the Library, we will offer children's story time, crafts and activities for kids and teens, and a presentation about the Northern Lights, as well as opportunities to find out more information about the Penn-Cumberland Garden Club and the Master Watershed Steward Program.
The Friends of the New Cumberland Public Library will hold their annual plant sale on Saturday, April 26 from 8:00 AM until 2:00 PM on the lawn area of Foundation House located across the shared parking lot from the Library. The plant sale will feature annuals, vegetables, herbs, perennials, and hanging baskets at bargain basement prices! All proceeds benefit the New Cumberland Public Library. At 10:00 am, Keys to Bees will give a free presentation about Gardening with Honey Bees. Join Master Beekeeper and Honeybee Educator Tiffany Ayres as she discusses how to attract Honeybees to your yard and garden (Sponsored by Members 1st Federal Credit Union).
Ages 2-5
Drop-In (No Registration Required)
Storytime teaches social skills, listening comprehension, letter and number recognition, and vocabulary. Join us for stories, songs & rhymes while we build a foundation for reading success. Held outdoors in dry weather above 65 degrees.