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The National African American Read-In is the nation’s first and oldest event dedicated to diversity in literature. It was established in 1990 by the Black Caucus of the National Council of Teachers of English to make literacy a significant part of Black History Month. This initiative has reached more than 6 million participants around the world.

Come join the North Houston Space Society (NSS) for their monthly meeting and learn about the latest happenings in space exploration, as well as what is just around the corner. This program is for anyone interested in getting together to learn and discuss space exploration.

Join us for our Monthly NSS North Houston Space Society (http://NorthHoustonSpace.org) meeting.

Young Audiences of Houston Presents: African Rhythms and Spirituals with Joseph Dixon

This performance is inspired by two of the oldest forms of communication—the drum and the human voice. It explores the origins and history of African percussion and Spirituals from Americans of African descent. Students learn about traditional African drums such as the Djembe, Ashiko, and Dun Dun, as well as the Congolese Tumbadora.

In celebration of Black History Month, Tommy Terrific’ s Wacky Magic presents a fun and engaging magic show inspired by the life of Satchel Paige and the legacy of Negro League Baseball.

Filled with baseball-themed magic tricks and storytelling, the show explores Satchel Paige’s extraordinary journey — from his all-star touring performances and record-setting career in the Negro Leagues to his historic induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame as the oldest rookie and oldest player in Major League Baseball.

This February, in celebration of Black History Month, Tommy Terrific’ s Wacky Magic presents a fun and engaging magic show inspired by the life of Satchel Paige and the legacy of Negro League Baseball.

Filled with baseball-themed magic tricks and storytelling, the show explores Satchel Paige’s extraordinary journey — from his all-star touring performances and record-setting career in the Negro Leagues to his historic induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame as the oldest rookie and oldest player in Major League Baseball.

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.

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Están invitados a nuestro tiempo de cuentos cada martes a las 11 am. 

Occurrence: 3rd Saturday of the Month

Time 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Ages: Craft for ages 4+ & Learn to play Pokémon 8+ years

Description: Play Pokémon with friends! Don't know how to play? We can teach you! Reading age is recommended. Craft is for ages 4+

Additional Info:

• Tickets in Kids Corner 30 minutes prior to start time.
• Cards provided or bring your own.
• Do not bring high value cards.

Location: Kids Corner

• Occurrence: Saturdays, weekly (unless otherwise noted)
• Time: 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
• Ages: Children and families
• Description: Songs, stories, and rhymes for the whole family. Designed for children and their caregivers to participate together.
• Additional Info: Free! No registration.
• Location: Kids Corner
• Ticket Info*: Limit: 65

*Children's Ticket Details

Join us in celebrating Lunar New Year on Saturday, February 16, at 4:30 PM with a traditional lion dance performance.

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