79 upcoming events for kids and families at Germantown Library, straight from the calendar we read every week.
Library · Germantown · Updated October 21, 2026
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Storytime in the Lower Level Large Meeting Room features diverse books, songs, rhymes and bounces for babies on caregivers’ laps, ages 0–18 months.
English conversation practice in an informal, stress‑free setting in the Children’s Program Room at Germantown Library, Tuesdays 2–3 pm, ages 18 and up.
Read aloud to Kiwi, a bilingual certified therapy dog, in Group Meeting Room 5 for ten‑minute one‑on‑one sessions, ages 5–10.
French conversation practice in an informal, friendly setting in the Children’s Program Room at Germantown Library, ages 18 and up.
Puzzle Club (Germantown Library) — Kids solve brainteasers, mazes, jigsaw puzzles, word and pattern challenges, building logic and visual‑spatial skills, materials provided, ages 5–10.
Explore data centers, their operations and environmental impact at Germantown Library, ages 5–10.
Guided meditation session in the Germantown Library’s Children’s Program Room teaches simple techniques for focus, balance, and inner growth, for ages 18 and up.
Virtual Germantown Library Advisory Committee meeting on Zoom, discussing library services and gathering community feedback with the LAC Chair, Board Liaison, and Branch Supervisor, ages 14+.
Evening storytime at Germantown Library features diverse stories and language‑building activities, with pajamas encouraged, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime at Germantown Library features books, songs, and movement activities for ages 1–3.
Diwali story followed by diyas decorating and rangoli sand art at Germantown Library, free for ages 3–10.
English Conversation Group (Germantown Library) — Friendly, stress‑free English conversation practice in the Children’s Program Room, informal and relaxed setting, ages 18 and up.
Music, face painting, and sugar‑skull crafting stations teach Día de los Muertos traditions at Germantown Library, free for ages 1–17.
Informal Spanish conversation group meets in the Children’s Program Room at Germantown Library, offering relaxed practice for speakers with prior knowledge or active learners, ages 18+.
Guided Sahaja Yoga meditation with recorded music and a brief introduction, followed by a Q&A, takes place in the Germantown Library’s Children’s program Room, ages 18+.
Mandarin language story hour with Little Dragon immerses toddlers and families in interactive tales at Germantown Library, registration required, for ages 5 and under.
Six-week intermediate computer class in Germantown Library’s public lab covers advanced email, Google Drive, online safety, research, and internet resources, for ages 18 and up.
Russian Conversation Group meets in the Children's Program Room, offering a relaxed space to practice speaking Russian, build fluency, and connect with enthusiasts, for ages 18 and up.
Storytime in the Lower Level Large Meeting Room features diverse books, songs, rhymes and bounces for babies on caregivers’ laps, ages 0–18 months.
English conversation practice in an informal, stress‑free setting in the Children’s Program Room at Germantown Library, Tuesdays 2–3 pm, ages 18 and up.
Read aloud to Kiwi, a bilingual certified therapy dog, in Group Meeting Room 5 for ten‑minute one‑on‑one sessions, ages 5–10.
French conversation practice in an informal, friendly setting in the Children’s Program Room at Germantown Library, ages 18 and up.
Six-week intermediate computer class in Germantown Library’s public lab covers advanced email, Google Drive, online safety, research, and internet resources, for ages 18 and up.
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service hosts a resource table on fire safety and its programs at Germantown Library, ages 18 and up.
Coloring Social at Germantown Library offers drop‑in coloring sheets and supplies for creative, low‑stress play, supporting fine motor skill development, ages 5–10.
Baby & Toddler Music & Movement (Germantown Library) — Sing, wiggle, lap bounces, finger plays, shaker eggs, and scarves encourage gross‑motor skill building for ages 0–24 months.
Guided meditation session in the Germantown Library’s Children’s Program Room teaches simple techniques for focus, balance, and inner growth, for ages 18 and up.
Discussion of J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye takes place in Group Study Room 5 at Germantown Library, celebrating MCPL's 75‑year founding, for ages 18 and up.
Tranquil Vibes Sensory Space (Germantown Library) — Sensory tools like weighted blankets, fidget toys, sand art, coloring sheets, puzzles, Pop‑It stress balls for relaxation and focus, ages 11+.
Evening storytime at Germantown Library features diverse stories and language‑building activities, with pajamas encouraged, for ages 5 and under.
Storytime at Germantown Library features books, songs, and movement activities for ages 1–3.
English Conversation Group (Germantown Library) — Friendly, stress‑free English conversation practice in the Children’s Program Room, informal and relaxed setting, ages 18 and up.
Brick snapping LEGO® fun on a Saturday afternoon at Germantown Library, ages 3–10.
Informal Spanish conversation group meets in the Children’s Program Room at Germantown Library, offering relaxed practice for speakers with prior knowledge or active learners, ages 18+.
Crochet with recycled plastic bags to make waterproof sleeping mats for unhoused residents at Germantown Library Meeting Room, instruction and materials provided, ages 14 and up.
Guided Sahaja Yoga meditation with recorded music and a brief introduction, followed by a Q&A, takes place in the Germantown Library’s Children’s program Room, ages 18+.
Multisensory storytelling session with props, scent, sounds, and touch engages young listeners at Germantown Library, featuring original educational stories and inclusive messages, for ages 3–10.
Discussion of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein with illustrated notes on its historical background, held in the Children’s Program Room at Germantown Library, ages 14 and up.
Six-week intermediate computer class in Germantown Library’s public lab covers advanced email, Google Drive, online safety, research, and internet resources, for ages 18 and up.
Circle time and play stations at Germantown Library help preschoolers develop letter, color, counting and motor skills, supporting kindergarten readiness, for ages 3–5.
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