Join Aldine Branch Library for a movie night! Eat some popcorn and watch a fun movie with the whole family
Aldine Branch Library
You're invited to attend Story Time every Tuesday at 11 am.
Story Time is a great way for children to build early literacy skills with stories, rhymes and songs. Parents are encouraged to participate by sitting with children and singing (and learning!) new songs.
Last half hour is craft time!
Children of all ages are welcome.
What can make a sensory jar better? Dinosaurs, obviously! All materials will be provided but are limited, so this program is first-come first-serve.
Join us once a month for a Pokemon club. We’ll make a fun craft, and you’re welcome to bring your deck to show off or battle!
Join Aldine Branch Library for a movie night! Eat some popcorn and watch a fun movie with the whole family
Want to taste something new?
Join us for Exciting Flavors! A new program where we make and/or taste new recipes.
We will be tasting snacks to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
See you there.
Let's welcome Books Alive! Literacy through the Arts, to Aldine Branch Library!
Books Alive! brings this heartwarming tale to life with original music, vibrant costumes, and imaginative sets—celebrating literacy, the arts, and never giving up on your dreams. Today they're coming to the library to show "The Ballerina with Webbed Feet!"
Interested in learning Spanish or want to practice your skills? Join us at Aldine Branch Library for a free Spanish club! All are welcome whether you're a beginner or a fluent speaker.
This class meets every 3 weeks on Tuesdays from 3 - 4 p.m. No registration required.
Join us at Aldine for a game night! Whether you want to play Smash Bros on the Switch or fight over Uno, we’ll have the game for you
This program is best for 6th-9th graders
Dance, Dance, Dance Party
It's time to sing and dance with Andyroo and the Andyrooniverse at the Dinosaur Party!
In this interactive concert, you'll wave your little arms like a T-Rex, run like a Velociraptor, and bop like a Triceratops while Andyroo sings his dinosaur hits from the Mesozoic Era to the modern day.
*Recommended for families with children age 3 to 8.