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Experience the vibrant art, food, and culture of India — a country rich in traditions with a focus on the future. Created by The Magic House, St. Louis Children’s Museum in partnership with the St. Louis Indian community, Namaste India encourages global awareness and cultural appreciation. In […]
welcome to crawlers and cruisers - an interactive class specifically designed for babies aged 6 to 12 months, who are in the crawling stage but haven't yet taken their first independent steps. this class is led by a pediatric physical therapist and focuses on purposeful […]
On Monday, February 5, elected officials, distinguished guests, families, and school children will gather at Smith for the opening day celebration of “Leaders and Legends of Philadelphia.” This free and family-friendly educational and inspiring exhibit will be on display throughout the month of February at […]
Come and join Falls of Schuylkill Library as Falls resident Paul Lee tells us the meaning of Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year is celebrated by a fifth of the world's population and is a fifteen-day holiday that has been celebrated all over the world […]
Join David Cohen Ogontz Library for a live jazz concert with Leon Jordan, Jr and his band. This program is for all ages and is sponsored by American Federation of Musicians Local 77, and the Music Performance Fund.
Northeast Regional Library will showcase the deeply nourishing aspects of traditional African American cuisine like greens, sweet potatoes, and black-eyed peas. This program is suitable for all ages.
Michelle Prince, CEO of a natural hair care company, will teach you the interesting history of black hair care, demonstrate styling tips, and show you how to build a winning hair care routine. This program is suitable for all audiences.
Hidden in the library is information about famous African Americans and their history. Come find the famous hidden figures who have shaped black history. Children participating will receive a prize. This program is intended for children ages 12 and under and their families.
Bucket Drumming was born originally as a street art with ties to African rhythms and traditions. Join Thomas F. Donatucci, Sr. Library to explore these diverse rhythms in a group environment. This program is suitable for all ages.
