Join us for an exciting adventure designed for our youngest visitors! It's a place where imagination comes alive, fostering a strong sense of community and creativity. Each session has captivating stories, hands-on thematic art projects, and delicious, healthy snacks to enjoy together. Whether it's sparking a love for reading or celebrating cultural heritage, Story Time is the perfect way for kids to learn, create, and connect in a fun and enriching environment. Don’t miss out on this magical experience!
Book: Grandma’s Baby by Latia James

Author LaTia James shares heartfelt affirmations in My Son, My Sun, Grandma’s Baby, and Tee-Tee’s Girl—a beautiful collection celebrating love, family, and legacy. With lyrical prose and vivid illustrations, LaTia invites readers into a space of warmth, reflection, and generational connection. Join her for an inspiring session rooted in purpose, empowerment, and light.
Book: by Bre’ana Standifer
Book: Animal-nificent by Zion Benjamin

Bursting with fun animal facts, colorful illustrations, and uplifting affirmations, Zion’s book encourages kids to discover their own MAGNIFICENT abilities. Enjoy a lively story session, hands-on art inspired by the book, and delicious, healthy snacks, all in a joyful, kid-friendly setting.
It’s the perfect mix of learning, laughter, and creativity for curious little minds!
Book: The Back Story, a Scoliosis Tale Slow Dance A View From Tall to Small by Rishona Cann
Rishona Cann’s books—A View From Tall to Small, Slow Dance, and The Back Story, a Scoliosis Tale—combine vivid illustrations with interactive storytelling. Each page features her original artwork alongside blank spaces that invite readers to write their own thoughts, reflections, or stories. This unique format encourages creativity, empathy, and personal connection, making each book a shared artistic experience. Designed for all ages, her work sparks dialogue and invites readers to see themselves—and others—in a new light.
Book: Believe in Your Dreams – Curtis Smith

Tommy, a very active and smart kid, always has ideas or new ways to do things. He has ideas to make the world better. The only problem is that he is scared and shy, keeping everything in his head. We will see if his parents can help.
Book: So, You Want to be an Athlete? By Brandon Bryant

For January's Dragon Dance story by Joan Holub we created Paper Plate Dragon Twirler, see the link below to create your own.