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October 28, 2026

Seekonk Public Library Youth Services

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Preschool Storytime
Tuesday, November 10
Special Turkey Tales Tuesday, November 17 10:00 AM
Ages 3-5 At preschool storytime, children ages 3-5 are encouraged to engage with stories, sing songs, and participate in activities to spark curiosity and promote a love of books! Younger siblings are welcome too. Drop in.

Toddler Storytime
Wednesday, November 4
Special Turkey Tales Wednesday, November 18 10:00 AM
Ages 18-36 months This weekly storytime is designed for children 18 – 36 months old. The storytime will include reading a few books, followed by music, activities, movement, and yes, even bubbles! Drop in.

Babies Storytime
Thursday, November 5, 12
Special Turkey Tales Thursday, November 19 10:00 AM
Ages 0-18 Months Babies, Books, and Belly Time. Baby Storytime is a program designed for infants ages 0–18 months. Bring a small blanket for your baby to sit on and enjoy a short story followed by music, fingerplays, and movement activities. After storytime, stay for a relaxed play session. Babies can enjoy belly time, which is great for building neck and shoulder strength, crawling through a tunnel, exploring toys, and looking through board books. Drop in.

Animal Shelter Pet Blanket Kit
Community Event
Create a no-sew fleece blanket with your family and return the completed project to the library. The Seekonk Animal Shelter will give a blanket to an adopted pet as they join their new family. Please sign up for only one blanket per household. Kits will be available for pick up on November 2 and should be returned by November 16. Register

Book Ballots!
Tuesday, November 3 10:00 Am – 6:00 PM
All ages Who will be elected Book Character Library President? It's up to YOU to decide!
Stop by the Children's Room anytime during the day to:
• Cast your ballot for your favorite book character.
• Read about each candidate before you vote.
• Go on a fun Election Day scavenger hunt.
• Enjoy election-themed coloring sheets.
• Check out books featuring all of the candidates!
Every vote counts, so come join the fun and help elect our next Book Character Library President! Drop in.

Celebrate Children’s Book Week with two Authors:
Stories and Songs with Bill Harley
Monday, November 9 6:00 PM
Ages 5+ Bill Harley will share original and traditional songs and stories with family audiences. New work and old favorites all in a glorious mix. Stories about trouble, siblings, parents, school, friends, and the odd giant or monster. Some of them true, most of them stretched. Register

America is Wild! with author Brad Timm
Tuesday, November 10 4:00 PM
Ages 6+ Join wildlife ecologist and author Brad Timm for a lively, interactive presentation inspired by his book, America Is Wild. Patrons will learn about fascinating animals and plants from across the United States through stunning visuals, surprising facts, and engaging stories. Register

Build it Crew!
Tuesday, November 17 4:00 PM
Grades 1-5 Build it crew is a Lego challenge and free play. Each month, patrons will participate in a Lego build challenge. During the first 15 minutes, each participant will receive a Lego box. They will then have 3 minutes to create something that resembles a specific item or theme. Parents will judge whether the creation resembles the assigned item. October’s theme is Towers. Drop in.

Homeschool Hangout
Friday, November 20 1:00 PM
All ages Join us in the meeting room to meet, play, and learn with other homeschool families! Activities and games for kids of all ages will be provided. Educators will have the opportunity ask reference questions or share resources with other home educators. Drop in.

Native Tales with Pokanoket/Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe
Tuesday, November 24 6:00 PM
All ages Join us at the library to celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a special visit from Kristine Sky Wind Thomas-Jones of the Pokanoket/Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe! Enjoy an engaging hour of traditional stories, learn about Wampanoag heritage and herbal knowledge, take part in a hands-on activity, and have the opportunity to ask questions. This is a wonderful chance to learn about the rich history and living traditions of the Pokanoket/Seaconke Wampanoag Tribe. Register

Sensory Play
Saturday, November 28 10:00 AM
All ages Children and their caregivers are invited to explore a variety of toys and sensory-rich materials designed to encourage play and support the development of motor skills, memory, communication, and problem-solving. This program welcomes children of all abilities in a fun, friendly, quiet environment. Drop in.

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