The staff at Morrisville Library is inviting the community to participate in their myriad of activities during their summer reading program.
The library is located at 300 N. Pennsylvania Avenue in Morrisville. Several activities are planned and will take place in their Community Room (Basement). There is something for everyone.
Animal Traveling Show – July 10th – Preschoolers – 11 am and School Age children – 11:30 am
The Barn Nature Center offers interactive animal presentations tailored to a variety of educational themes, including Predator and Prey, Food Webs, and Conservation Curiosity. These sessions provide close encounters with live animal ambassadors and are popular with both children and families. . Registration required – call the library at 215.295.4850 or come in person. Click here for more information.
Credit: Barn Nature Center
Mr Boom Boom’s Play Patrol – July 31, 11 am-12 pm – Sponsored by Jeff Sawyer, State Farm Agent
Unforgettable music adventure with Mister Boom Boom! This high energy, interactive program features drumming, singing, movement, and storytelling that will have kids dancing and learning through rhythm and fun. Click here for more information.
Credit: Play Patrol
Young Rembrandts, July 8-29, Tuesdays 11 am-12 pm – Sponsored by Pre K Counts at the Morrisville YMCA
A 4 week summer series of elementary (ages 6-12) drawing classes directed in person by Young Rembrandts. Click here for more information.
Credit: Young Rembrandts
Science Heroes July 17 11 am-12 pm – Sponsored by the Michael F. Sherlock Foundation
Join Science Heroes on our mission to turn science into an adventure. Through hands on experiments and fun, interactive stories, we get kids excited about the science that’s all around us as we celebrate the scientists who color our world with art. Click here for more information.
Credit: Science Heroes
Morrisville Rocks – June 25th-August 6th every other week, 5 pm – 6 pm
Community members have donated art supplies. A biweekly community rock painting program offers a low cost, inclusive way to bring people together at the library in a relaxed, creative environment. Rock painting encourages artistic expression and mindfulness, while also promoting social interaction across generations. Participants can contribute to community art projects such as a kindness rock garden or can take their creations home as personal keepsakes or gifts.
Credit: Morrisville Library
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