Come in and read to Maya, the Listening Dog. Bring your own book or take one from the Children's Room to read to her. She is a very patient listener for a 110 lb. Newfoundland!

Children’s Librarian, Diann Haduch, or a special friend of the RHL, will read stories. Come early or stay late to choose books, DVDs, magazines and videos to take home for the week.

Come in and meet some friends while building your own Lego creation. Limited class size so please register.

Jungle Jim is Boston’s favorite Balloon Safari Adventurer!  In business for over five years, Jungle Jim has been amazing thousands of children in New England with his Balloon Adventure Show.  Recently nominated for Best Family Entertainer by Nickelodeon, Jungle Jim is the coming to Littleton for a FUN night! Find out more at: www.JungleJimBoston.com

Kathy Stevens will show how to weave with recycled plastic bags. Each child will have their own loom and they will be able to weave small item.Class size limited to 8 children in a group, and for ages 8 and up.

Kathy Stevens will show how to weave with recycled plastic bags. Each child will have their own loom and they will be able to weave small item.Class size limited to 8 children in a group, and for ages 8 and up.

Children 3 and 4 years old are invited to have some fun singing, dancing, and reading with Goo Newman. Class size is limited to 15.

Children’s Librarian, Diann Haduch, or a special friend of the RHL, will read stories. Come early or stay late to choose books, DVDs, magazines and videos to take home for the week.

Who would have thought you could make an entire show out of yo-yos? This husband and wife duo bring back that nostalgic toy, reminding you of old favorite tricks such as Walk the Dog and Rock the Baby, then amazing you with new and bizarre tricks, such as Boingy-Boingy and Iron Whip.

Yo-yos attached to bouncy balls, yo-yos with 10-foot strings, and multiple yo-yos looping while hula hooping and unicycling are just some of their finely tuned feats. High skill and deft timing to swingin' music coupled with high energy and sarcastic humor make the Yo-Yo People a favorite for every age.

As seen on David Letterman, they hold a Guinness World Record, a 2008 Yo-Yo World Champion title, and have performed in 18 different countries .
Find out more at: www.yoyoshow.com and Come and see them!

Prepare for Summer Reading!  Join Mrs.Sill and your friends for a lively discussion and leave with information to help with back-to-school assignments. Refreshments provided.

Come in and read to Maya, the Listening Dog. Bring your own book or take one from the Children's Room to read to her. She is a very patient listener for a 110 lb. Newfoundland!

Founded in 1993 by Anne Ware and Peter Schaefer, Tanglewood Marionettes is a nationally touring marionette theater based in New England.
A terrible drought has overtaken the land and all the world has turned brown and lifeless. The Dragon King is ruler of the waters and the people are beginning to wonder why he has not brought the precious rains in such a very long time. An underwater fantasy based on Chinese folklore, Tanglewood Marionettes' latest production tells the tale of a wise Grandmother who journeys to the bottom of the sea to seek the Dragon King and the anwers to why he has forsaken the land above. With colorful sea creatures, an exciting adventure and all the visual splendor that audiences have come to expect from a Tanglewood Marionettes production, THE DRAGON KING is a heart-warming tale that will thrill young and old.
Find out more at: www.tanglewoodmarionettes.com

Children’s Librarian, Diann Haduch, or a special friend of the RHL, will read stories. Come early or stay late to choose books, DVDs, magazines and videos to take home for the week.

Come in and build you own Lego creation. Please register as class size is limited.

Ed the Wizard will present his program 'Reading is Magic.' Using many volunteers, he weaves reading and magic together along with laughter, using a bit of comedy and suspense. With reading as the emphasis behind each magical performance, Ed the Wizard encourages folks of all all ages to know that reading  is indeed the key to success! This program is supported by a  Littleton Cultural Council grant.                                                                                                                                                                                              

Come in and make your own fairy house to bring home in a basket. It would be helpful if you could gather some things in your backyard before you come to class. Suggested items would be: moss, twigs, little animals or fairies or anything else you would want to include in your fairy house. Sue Cummings, from the Littleton Country Gardeners, will guide you in the process and you will go home with a lovely house ready for fairy occupation.Class size is limited and for ages 5 and up.

Children ages 3 and 4  are invited to have some fun singing, dancing and reading with Goo Newman. Class size is limited to 15, so register now!

Children’s Librarian, Diann Haduch, or a special friend of the RHL, will read stories. Come early or stay late to choose books, DVDs, magazines and videos to take home for the week.