Stories, songs, finger plays and crafts make up a lively 30 minute program, designed for active toddlers. 24-36 months with a caregiver Registration opens on Monday, September 23 2019 at 9:00am
Stories, songs, finger plays and crafts make up a lively 30 minute program, designed for active toddlers. 24-36 months with a caregiver Registration opens on Monday, September 23 2019 at 9:00am
Zoom into science with the Homewood Public Library’s new microscopes, which were purchased with a grant from the Homewood Rotary. All supplies provided. Register online. Open to 4th-12th graders. Tuesday, October 1, 2019, from 2-3 p.m. in Room 101
A special story program just for babies (birth to 18 months) and a caregiver. Stories, fingerplays, and music provide interaction for the babies and time for caregivers to talk and share with each other. For ages birth to 18 months and a caregiver only. No registration required.
The Barber Vintage Festival returns to the world-famous Barber Motorsports Park, October 4 - 6. The largest vintage motorcycle festival in the country, this three-day event features the Fan Zone, stunt shows, and vintage motorcycle racing. Make sure to also check out the Swap Meet with over 600 vendors and the on-track action, hosted by
Stories, songs, finger plays, and more make up a lively 30 minute program designed especially for short attention spans and their caregiver. Registration begins two weeks prior to each storytime. Ages 36 months and younger. Registration required.
The library provides the Legos, the kids provide the imagination and creativity! Families are welcome to drop in anytime to build spectacular creations. Creations will then go on display on the first floor of the library.
Join the Zoo on Sunday, October 6 from 10:00am until 2:00pm to celebrate the culture of Birmingham’s growing Hispanic and Latino community at La Celebración presented by Abogados Centro Legal! Animals of Central and South America will be featured through bilingual keeper chats, animal encounters, and other activities throughout the Zoo. Guests are invited to
The Neverland Carnival is back for year two! Join Birmingham Children's Theatre Sunday, October 6th for an afternoon of games, crafts, rides, treats, and tons of prizes! Joined by many of our favorite characters from the land where you never have to grow up, your family will have a great time while helping BCT’s mission
Board our vintage train for a beautiful autumn ride through the scenic forests of Shelby County. Lots of fun awaits at the Pumpkin Patch as you take a hayride, bounce in the inflatable bounce house, get lost in the corn maze, and participate in other family activities! Search our pumpkin patch to find your perfect
Live Animal Show and Dissecting Owl Pellets – Students will learn about invertebrates and vertebrates by meeting live animals. The children will also dissect owl pellets.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays make up a lively 30 minute program designed especially for toddlers. Registration will begin one week prior to each storytime. Ages 19-36 months. Registration required and opens 1 week before program.
A new storytime filled with puppet fun! Watch stories and songs come alive through puppets and make a small puppet to take! Registration will begin two weeks prior to program date. Designed for ages 2-5. Registration required.
Join Birmingham Children's Theatre for an interactive story adventure! Together we'll journey through the pages of some of your favorite children's books with physical, musical and creative stimulation for your very youngest theatre makers. For ages 6 weeks - 3 years. Halloween is a time for ghosts, ghouls, and wild things! Let your imagination roar
Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month. Offers card games and board games, such as chess, Monopoly, Sorry, Jenga, and Uno, as well as King of Tokyo, One Night Ultimate Werewolf, Munchkin, and Spy Alley. Participants are also welcome to bring their own favorite games from home. Teens meet in Roberts Room A,
(Preschool) Join Ms. Laura for books, songs, and activities that stimulate the senses and promote learning in a sensory-inclusive atmosphere. Registration is required. This week's theme is about Teeth. Here are the stories we will be sharing: Clarabella’s Teeth by An Vrombaut Pony Brushes His Teeth by Michael Dahl
(Preschool) Join Ms. Laura for books, songs, and activities that stimulate the senses and promote learning in a sensory-inclusive atmosphere. Registration is required. This week's theme is about Teeth. Here are the stories we will be sharing: Clarabella’s Teeth by An Vrombaut Pony Brushes His Teeth by Michael Dahl
BYOP (Bring Your Own Pumpkin). We’ll provide the paint. All ages welcome with a caregiver. Registration is required. Registration opens two weeks before event.
Spooky Science at CHOM! Saturday, October 12, 2019 9 – 4:30 pm Grab your lab coat and step into our mad science lab for spooky, kooky, and mind-boggling science experiments!
Stop by during the Mt Laurel Fall Festival to make a craft at the library. All ages with parent help. Registration is not required but supplies are limited.
A storytime filled with puppet fun! Watch stories and songs come alive through puppets and make a small puppet to take! Suited for ages 2-5. Registration required.
Join Ms. Jan of Dynamic Education Adventures and learn about the magical aspects of science! Contact Vanessa at NSChildrensLibrarian@shelbycounty-al.org or 439-5504 for more information. Registration opens 3 weeks before start date. Grades K-5th. Registration required. Space is Limited.
Spooky Stories is a spine-tingling tradition here at the North Shelby Library for families and their older children. This one hour program will have spooktacular stories with Ms. Kristy and cooked s’mores and hot dogs by the fire. The stories will be appropriate for ages 8+. For families with older children. Costumes welcome. Contact Kristy
Come experience the excitement on Henley Park with inflatables, ghostly Ghoul School, Bat Keeper Chats and so much more! Guests are invited to wear their favorite family-friendly costumes as they partake in the festivities. Trick or Treat Lane will be the sought after candy place for anyone with a sweet tooth! Take a wild ride
Hocus Pocus at CHOM! Saturday, October 19, 2019 9 – 4:30 pm Brew a potion! Make a black cat craft! Search for the magic spell ingredients! Design a magic wand!
(K-12 Grade) This support group for siblings of special needs children is a place to share ideas, experiences, and the ever changing needs of having a sibling with special needs.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays make up a lively 30 minute program designed especially for toddlers. Registration will begin one week prior to each storytime. Ages 19-36 months. Registration required and opens 1 week before program.
It’ s a BYOP (Bring Your Own Pumpkin) painting party! Paint and brushes will be provided; please bring your own pumpkin and come dressed to make a mess. Open to the whole family. Call the library to register. 205-665-9207 x2
A new storytime filled with puppet fun! Watch stories and songs come alive through puppets and make a small puppet to take! Registration will begin two weeks prior to program date. Designed for ages 2-5. Registration required.
Meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month. Offers card games and board games, such as chess, Monopoly, Sorry, Jenga, and Uno, as well as King of Tokyo, One Night Ultimate Werewolf, Munchkin, and Spy Alley. Participants are also welcome to bring their own favorite games from home. Teens meet in Roberts Room A,
In a world where people collect Pokémon to do battle, a boy comes across an intelligent talking Pikachu who seeks to be a detective. Thursday, October 24, 2019 from 3:30-5:15 p.m. in the Large Auditorium
Trick or Treat in the Museum at CHOM! Thursday, October 24, 2019 5:30 – 7:30 pm CHOM closes at 4:30 and reopens at 5:30 pm This is a Kid Friendly Halloween Event! Costumes are Welcome! Bring a Food Bank item Donation to receive $1 off! Admission: Non-members: $8 Members: $6
The 78th annual McDonald’s Magic City Classic presented by Coca-Cola returns to Legion Field on Saturday, October 26th. Alabama A&M University and Alabama State University go head-to-head in the largest HBCU Classic in the country. Don’t miss a minute of the game, pep rally, parade, concert, tailgating, block parties, and the halftime show! For tickets,
The library provides the Legos, the kids provide the imagination and creativity. Families are welcome to drop in anytime between 11 and 1 to build spectacular creations which will be displayed in the library. Contact the Mt Laurel Library at 991-1660 or for more information.
Join us for our first-ever Fall Festival! Games, prizes, snacks, and a costume contest for kids, teens, and adults. Bring the whole family for a night of free fun! No registration required.
Bring your kids out to the PCC Parking Lot Before the game for a special Trunk or Treat. Come and get some free candy, play some games and get ready for the Bulls vs Storm at 7:30 in the Arena. (Game ticket required to trunk or treat)
The last Food Truck Friday of the year! Bring your lawn chairs, blankets and kick off your weekend with some live music by Will Boswell and good food. Don't forget pups are welcome, too! Located near Swoozie's and Orvis. Vendors Include: K & J's Elegant Pastries Broad Street Peaux Boys Nuzzi Gelato Vintage Comfort Food
Storm Science at CHOM! Saturday, November 2, 2019 9 – 4:30 pm It’s Time to fall back an hour! Make a weathervane! Create Hurricane art! Experiment with Thunder! All activities included in Admission!
The library provides the Legos, the kids provide the imagination and creativity! Families are welcome to drop in anytime to build spectacular creations. Creations will then go on display on the first floor of the library. All ages welcome. No registration required.
The Epilepsy Foundation of Alabama will be holding the statewide Walk to END EPILEPSY® on November 2, 2019 at Railroad Park from 11:00am – 1:00pm. The Walk to END EPILEPSY brings the community together to affect change through care, advocacy, research and education. This family-friendly Walk will bring more than 300 people to support the