Storytime with the Animals
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Meet one of Meadowside Nature Center’s animal ambassadors and sit down with them to listen to a story!
Meet one of Meadowside Nature Center’s animal ambassadors and sit down with them to listen to a story!
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Active storytime at Rockville Memorial Library features diverse books, songs, and movement activities for ages 1–5; tickets required, limited to 60 participants.
VisArts leads a post‑storytime craft session in the library’s Children’s Area, providing all supplies for hands‑on projects while materials last, for ages 10 and under.
Solar United Neighbors host an informal virtual chat answering live solar energy questions and connecting participants at various stages of adoption.
Grand Kyiv Ballet presents Swan Lake: Symphony of Lights at F. Scott Fitzgerald Theatre, featuring vivid light design, illuminated costumes, and dancers in a reimagined classic ballet, $44.
Evening storytime at Twinbrook Library features diverse stories and language‑building activities, with pajamas encouraged, for children five and under.
Storytime at Rockville Memorial Library offers books, songs, rhymes and bounces for babies caregiver laps, limited to 20 families, registration required, for ages 3 and under and 5–10.
Tai Chi led by Charles Votaw provides flowing movements for stress relief, strength, balance and flexibility at the Japanese Tea House or Visitor Center, ages 18 and up.
Hands‑on iPhone safety workshop at Kensington Cabin Park Activity Building covers Medical ID setup, scam call avoidance, public Wi‑Fi data protection, Apple ID management, and Digital Legacy.
Gentle Explorers (Croydon Creek Nature Center) — Sensory activities, gentle movement, and guided observation let children and caregivers explore nature calmly, fostering curiosity and focus, ages 2–5.
Touch artifacts, ask questions, and learn about animal ambassadors from the caring naturalists at Meadowside Nature Center, no registration required.
Volunteer planting native plugs and removing invasive vines in Washington Grove Conservation Park meadow, supplied by Pope Farm nursery, with gloves and shovels provided; ages 16+.
Adults and toddlers explore nature with arts‑and‑crafts, hikes, story times, messy moments and animal warm‑up stretches at Brookside Nature Center, ages 3–4.