Storytime Classes for Kids in Rockville Centre, NYC

9 upcoming · 1 local studio

Rockville Centre's storytime calendar is built almost entirely around the Rockville Centre Public Library, which hosts 19 of the 20 listings here and runs separate sessions by age, from Tot Spot for birth to 17 months through On My Own Storytime for ages 3 to 5. Every library session is free, and programming splits across weekdays rather than weekends. The one exception is a Liane Moriarty book signing at the Madison Theatre at Molloy University. All upcoming sessions are listed below; filter by age band to find the right fit.

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Upcoming classes

Lil' Foodies (ages 5-8)FREE

Lil' Foodies (ages 5-8)

Rockville Centre Public Library · Rockville Centre

Join Ms. Margaret to read and discuss a short book and sample food mentioned in the book. No preparation necessary, come ready to read and eat! Registration required.

Ages 5–8
Baby Bundles (ages birth - 2 years)FREE

Baby Bundles (ages birth - 2 years)

Rockville Centre Public Library · Rockville Centre

Take storytime home with a themed kit of songs, rhymes, book suggestions and an activity! Pick up in the children's room beginning on Thursday, November 12. Required registration begins two weeks before the program.

Up to age 2

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Frequently asked

What ages are storytime sessions for in Rockville Centre?

Most storytime sessions in Rockville Centre run for ages infants through 5 years (most sessions are split by age band). Specific age bands are listed on each class page so you can filter by what fits your child.

How much do storytime sessions cost in Rockville Centre?

Prices in Rockville Centre range from almost always free — most sessions are run by NYC public libraries. Free events and drop-in pricing are flagged on each class card.

Do I need to register in advance for storytime sessions?

Most studio-run storytime sessions require advance registration through the studio's booking page. Library and city-park storytime programs are typically drop-in, though some popular sessions release a limited number of tickets in advance.

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