Week Calendar

Mental Health First Aid®  a public education national certification course for anyone age 18 and older who would like to learn how to help people who may be experiencing a mental health related crisis or problem.

Enjoy stories, rhymes, music, and movement activities. For families with children ages birth-5. Perfect for families with children of multiple ages!

A gentle introduction to language and literature using a blend of music, rhymes, lap bounces and stories for pre-walking babies with a caregiver.

Stories, rhymes, music, and movement activities. For families with children ages birth-5. Perfect for families with children of multiple ages!

A theme-based class where children ages 3 1/2 - 5 explore their world through stories, songs, and learning activities. Children attend independently, and caregivers join at the end for a family engagement activity.

Stories, rhymes, music, and movement activities. For families with children ages birth-5. Perfect for families with children of multiple ages!

Stories, rhymes, music, and movement activities. For families with children ages birth-5. Perfect for families with children of multiple ages!

A dynamic program featuring music, rhymes, stories, and movement activities. For children ages 2-3 1/2 with a caregiver.

To attend multiple sessions, please register for each event. Registration opens 2 weeks prior to the program date.

Enjoy stories, rhymes, music, and movement activities. For families with children ages birth-5. Perfect for families with children of multiple ages!

A lively combination of music, rhymes, activities and stories for one-year-olds with a caregiver.

To attend multiple sessions, please register for each event. Registration opens 2 weeks prior to the program date.

"The Book of Lost Names" by Kristin Harmel

"Last Garden in England" by Julia Kelly

A Longwood Community Reads Program.

*Please Note: This discussion is being held at the Perryville Town Hall (parking behind building)*

Enter into a world of magic and wonderment with Ms. Crystal & Mr. Nic as they present an interactive program full of dancing, singing, and shadow puppet storytelling. For families with children ages 3-7.

Bring your creative minds together to help our county's animal friends get adopted! Teens will receive community service hours for each session they attend. In partnership with Cecil County Animal Services. Ages 11-17.

Learn new tabletop strategy and party games that can be played again on your own or in the library. Grades 6-12.

Discover and create with new technologies like Nintendo Labo, LEGO WeDo, Stikbot, Tinker Labs, and more! Ages 11-17.

Experience a special story in English and Spanish, taste edible parts of garden plants, plant seeds, make a "flower bomb," and more! Presented by the Chesapeake Children's Museum. Ages 6-11. 

Inspired by Eric Carle and other illustrators, design a garden scene using tissue paper, glue, and a paintbrush. Ages 8-11.

Learn more about the weather and how it is not only scientific, but also related to how we treat the atmosphere around us. Ages 6-11.

Bring an art project to work on, or try something new. Ages 11-17. 

Show your creativity, no matter what your skill level or preferred style of art. Bring an art project to work on, or try something new with us! Ages 11-17.

Observe the night sky in an inflatable planetarium! Ages 4-9.

*Please note: Children must be able to enter the inflatable planetarium on their own.

People are going missing in the arcade and the animatronics are on the loose! Bring your best sleuthing skills and put them to the test as we hunt for clues to find the culprit. Ages 11-17.

Raising backyard chickens can be a rewarding and educational experience for the entire family.

Observe the night sky in an inflatable planetarium! Ages 8-15.

*Please note: Children must be able to enter the inflatable planetarium on their own.

Learn how to prepare granola bars for a healthy snack at home or when you hit the trails.