By TMoM Team Member Sandy Harper
Some of my fondest childhood memories are the trips to the library with my mom. She was an avid reader and shared that love of books with my sister and me. So when I started having children, I was thrilled to share that same memory with them.
Storytimes are the perfect way to introduce the love of libraries and books to your child. Library storytimes are based on different weekly/monthly themes. They read related books and do crafts that match those themes.
Often, these libraries also have special events for homeschoolers, teens, movies and family game nights. Our public libraries are full of resources for anyone. We just need to reach out and use them! So, let’s start by taking our children to storytimes and foster that love of our libraries at an early age.
Below are the Triad libraries and their links. Check out their individual calendars to find out the specific dates and times of their storytimes.
Greensboro/Burlington
Benjamin Branch Library Story Time
Glenn McNairy Branch Library Story Time
Glenwood Branch Library Story Time
Greensboro Central Library Book Babies & Story Time
Hemphill Branch Library Story Time
Kathleen Clay Edwards Branch Library Story Time
McGirt-Horton Branch Library
North Davidson Public Library
Vance H. Chavis Branch Library
High Point/Kernersville
Paddison Memorial Branch Library
High Point Public Library
Winston-Salem/Surrounding Area
Carver School Road Branch
Central Library
Clemmons Branch
Davie County Library
East Bend Public Library
King Public Library
Lewisville Branch
Malloy/Jordan East Winston Heritage Center
Reynolda Manor Branch
Rural Hall
Southside Branch
Walkertown Branch
Yadkin County Public Library
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