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A joyful bilingual storytime with books, songs, dance and play. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Ages 4 and younger. Registration required. Families register for the month.
The Ferguson Library — South End Branch · Stamford
A cozy play group with stories, movement and fun activities that spark the imagination. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Ages 4 and younger. Registration required. Families register for the month.
Up to age 4Course
storytimeFREE
Books & Giggles
The Ferguson Library — South End Branch · Stamford
A cozy play group with stories, movement and fun activities that spark the imagination. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Ages 4 and younger. Registration required. Families register for the month
Up to age 4Course
musicFREE
Tiny Tunes
The Ferguson Library — South End Branch · Stamford
Whether you're a crawler, walker or runner, bring your energy and moves to this music-based playgroup. Ages 4 and younger with an accompanying caregiver.
Up to age 4
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Homework Hub
The Ferguson Library — South End Branch · Stamford
Get comfortable and get your homework done as you enjoy a snack. Grades 1 to 8. Held at The Ferguson Library — South End Branch for ages 5y-11y, free to attend.
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The Ferguson Library · Stamford
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