Family Storyhour @ New Washington

A library storyhour is a classic community program where a librarian or volunteer reads aloud to children, typically featuring picture books and age-appropriate stories designed to build listening skills and foster a love of reading. Families can expect an interactive, relaxed session in a welcoming library setting—perfect for preschoolers and early elementary kids. Many storyhours include songs, props, or simple activities that keep young listeners engaged. It's a free or low-cost way to introduce children to library resources and meet other families in your community.