Duck Creek Regional Library

Families can pick up hands-on STEM kits featuring candy corn to explore basic chemistry concepts through experimentation. Kids will make predictions, observe changes, and complete a fun, interactive science activity that brings learning to life. The kits are designed for children in grades K–6, with younger participants likely needing adult support.

Families can learn various line dance styles in a welcoming environment, with classes suitable for beginners and those with some experience. An experienced instructor leads the sessions, focusing on fun, safety, and community.

This American Sign Language (ASL) class is designed for families and friends of individuals who are deaf or hard-of-hearing. The class is facilitated by Delaware Statewide Programs for the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and DeafBlind.

Kids can participate in a competitive video game program, playing games rated E for Everyone or T for Teens. Snacks will be provided during the event.

Join Miss Jackie for engaging stories, lively songs, rhymes, and movement activities that support language development and a love of reading.

Children and their caregivers can connect with other families in a relaxed setting, offering a chance for young ones to play and interact.

This American Sign Language (ASL) class is designed for families and friends of individuals who are deaf or hard-of-hearing. The class is facilitated by Delaware Statewide Programs for the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and DeafBlind.

Children can participate in stories, songs, and various activities that focus on a specific letter of the week. This program often helps young learners explore early literacy concepts.

Families can enjoy a variety of hands-on Halloween activities including craft stations, games, and treat collection in a festive indoor setting. The event features interactive stations designed for children and includes a costume-friendly atmosphere.

This is a meet-up group for babies and their caregivers. Bring your baby to play and interact with other little ones.

This fiber craft social is designed for tweens and teens interested in crochet or knitting. Beginners can learn to crochet, though instruction for knitting is not available. Supplies are provided for those new to crochet, but quantities may be limited.

Children can practice reading aloud to a trained therapy dog in a supportive, one-on-one setting. Participants are encouraged to bring their own books to share with the dog and its handler.

Families will explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math through stories, hands-on activities, and experiments focused on apples. The program is designed for children and their caregivers to engage in interactive learning together.

This program focuses on the importance of positive role models and is presented in partnership with the Delaware Department of Services for Children, Youth, and Their Families (DSCYF) Mentoring Program. It is designed for adults and teens interested in community and culture, and literacy and language.

Families can enjoy a relaxed evening at the library with a variety of board and card games available to play. Attendees are welcome to bring their own favorite game, and the event is designed to be inclusive for all age groups. Registration is required — book ahead to secure a spot.

This yoga class at the library offers a chance to relax, stretch, and recharge. A professional instructor leads the session, providing a welcoming space for participants to move and breathe.

Teens will participate in a judgment-free discussion about sexually transmitted infections, covering basics, risk factors, and ways to reduce risk through testing, communication, and protective behaviors. The session provides reliable resources to support informed decisions about sexual health and does not include intimate details or demonstrations.

Polytech Parents as Teachers hosts a storytime with activities designed to encourage a love of learning, reading, and social skills for young children. This program is intended for children aged 0-5.

Children can use provided LEGOs to build and create, showcasing their building skills. This program offers an opportunity for kids to engage in creative construction with building blocks.

Children can explore various STEM and building materials provided by the library to test their construction abilities. This program offers an opportunity for hands-on building and creative problem-solving.