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Join us for rhymes, songs, fingerplays and books.
Have a great time dancing and moving to your favorite storytime music with beanbags, rhythm sticks, and more!
Join us for rhymes, songs, fingerplays and stories.
Join us for stories, songs and fingerplays.
Join us for rhymes, songs, fingerplays and books!
Dance and move to your favorite story time music with shakers, scarves, and other items.
Join us for rhymes, songs, fingerplays and books. Stay to play and socialize.
Come play with us! Adapted Playgroup is a safe, welcoming environment for caregivers of children with concerns about development.
The Young Scholars' Academy Beginner is a kindergarten readiness program for scholars ages 3-4 with their parent(s) or other adult member of the family. The lessons are based on Every Child Ready to Read. There is a storytime, hands on activities, and parents are provided with researched-based tips, high quality books and materials to support learning opportunities at home. Our 2026 sessions are offered in-person for 10 weeks at Martin Luther King Jr. Branch, and Eastman Branch.
Join us for rhymes, songs, fingerplays and stories.
Stop in for our quick craft of the month! You can make it in the branch or take it with you to create at home. Available until the end of the month -- first come, first served.
See if you've got what it takes to be the best Mario Kart player!
Kids ages 18 and under can get a free meal provided by the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, while supplies last.
There is treasure in the library for you to find. Put your hat and eye patch on and search for lost treasure. Your hat, patch and treasures are yours to keep!
Kids ages 18 and under can get a free meal provided by the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, while supplies last.
Build a world out of paper! Learn origami, the Japanese art of paper folding.
We offer homework assistance, academic enrichment and access to computers that have internet, databases and free printing.
Play classic games such as Hangman, Mad Libs, and more to improve literacy skills in a fun environment. Also play classic games such as Heads Up, Seven Up and Simon Says to build community and various thinking and interpersonal skills.
Engage with other scholars, explore word games, participate in reader's theater, and have fun!
Find opportunities for creative expression, social connection, and artistic exploration in a welcoming community setting. Explore a variety of art materials and activities designed to encourage creativity, self-expression, and connection with others. No previous art experience is needed.
This free afterschool guitar program provides beginner to intermediate music instruction for youth in grades 3-8. Students will learn guitar basics, explore music theory, and develop playing skills while building confidence and creativity in a fun, supportive setting. Register here .
This FREE science program will be led by students from St. Ignatius High School. Kids in grades 2-5 can enjoy engaging hands-on science experiments and more. Session 1 Microbiology: Explore living microorganisms through a yeast activity and create DIY hand sanitizer Session 2 Chemical Energy: Build a homemade thermometer and create a density-based lava lamp Session 3 Atmosphere: Construct a wind meter and generate a cloud in a jar Session 4 Plant Biology: Investigate osmosis using potatoes and dissect a flower to identify its parts Session 5 Paleontology: Study fossil preservation and extinction through the lens of the La Brea Tar Pits Session 6 Polymers: Create slime and cast polyurethane foam creatures to understand polymer chemistry
Join artist James, from the Center for Arts Inspired Learning, to learn paper folding skills while also applying geometric concepts to create imaginative, mixed-media artwork.
Join friends for an afternoon of chess, checkers, board, and card games.
The Young Scholars' Academy Transitional is a free kindergarten readiness program for scholars ages 4-6 and their parent(s) or other adult members of the family. Parents engage in conversations with a licensed teacher while scholars participate in a circle time and educational learning activities. The lessons are based on the Science of Reading and the Ohio Department of Education Learning Standards. Families are provided with research-based tips, high quality books, materials, and activities to support learning opportunities at home. The 2026 in-person sessions are 10 weeks at the following locations: Martin L. King Jr. Branch, Eastman Branch, Wade Park School, and Halle School.
Art isn't just about making something beautiful, but can be used for self-expression, communication, confidence and feeling good.
Come play at the library! In addition to our regular play area, FamilySpace will feature additional toys and staff dedicated to connecting you to services you need. Join the fun!
Learn how to use design to communicate meaningful messages using a digital design software, Adobe Express. Registration is required.
Local Artist will exhibit their works at the International Languages Galary
Teens are invited to stop by the Parma Heights Library for this month's Teen Book Box, a kit that provides a book and envelopes that enhance the reading experience. This is a take-home activity.
Help your child discover the joy of reading!
There is treasure in the library for you to find. Put your hat and eye patch on and search for lost treasure. Your hat, patch and treasures are yours to keep!
Join us for rhymes, songs, fingerplays and stories.
Join us for rhymes, songs, fingerplays and books.
Join us for rhymes, songs, fingerplays and stories.
Join us for rhymes, songs, fingerplays and books.
Music fuels your child's mind!
Join us for stories, songs and fingerplays.
Scholars of all ages will enjoy free play with colorful, age-appropriate puzzles. This engaging environment boosts problem-solving, creativity, fine motor skills, and cognitive development, fostering curiosity and a love for learning through hands-on exploration.
Storytime's for preschoolers ages 3 to 5 include stories, songs, activities, and rhymes designed to support reading readiness and foster the social and emotional skills kids need to succeed in kindergarten and beyond.
Come play at the library! In addition to our regular play area, FamilySpace will feature additional toys and staff dedicated to connecting you to services you need. Join the fun!
Boost your baby’s brain through play!
Story times for preschoolers ages 3 to 5 include stories, songs, activities, and rhymes specially designed to support reading readiness and foster the social and emotional skills that kids need to succeed as they enter Kindergarten.
This is a fun, informal meet-up for learning and connection to meet other homeschoolers. Listen to a book, then do self-directed art projects using library supplies. Chat, study and relax!
Let s explore the colors, traditions, and fun of fall together by listening to stories and making crafts, and activities that celebrate the magic of autumn.
Kids ages 18 and under can get a free meal provided by the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, while supplies last.
Participate in a monthly creative activity designed for teens.
Join us for an afternoon of crafting. Ranging from themed activities to just letting your creativity flow!