Family Tales at Stanmore Library

Family Tales at Stanmore Library offers a delightful introduction to books and rhythm, designed especially for young children aged 0-5 and their carers. This lively weekend session encourages early literacy and a love of stories in a welcoming community setting.

What to Expect

Join in a fun and interactive storytime where children can enjoy rhythmic storytelling and engaging books. The session is tailored to captivate young minds and foster early language skills through music and movement.

Parents and carers will find this a wonderful opportunity to bond with their little ones while supporting their early learning journey. The atmosphere is relaxed and inclusive, perfect for families looking to spend quality time together.

Activity Details

- Age group: 0-5 years

- Duration: 30 minutes

- No bookings required, just drop in

- Sessions held on weekends to fit family schedules

This event is designed to be accessible and welcoming to all families, including those with mobility needs.

Location and Access

The event takes place at Stanmore Library, located within Stanmore Reserve on Douglas Street, Stanmore NSW. The venue is mobility accessible, ensuring ease of access for families with prams or wheelchairs.

Public transport options and parking are available nearby, making it convenient for families to attend. The library setting provides a safe and comfortable environment for young children.

Important Information

Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in before the session starts. The event is free and open to the public, with no need for prior registration.

Accessibility support is provided, including mobility access. Families with children who have additional needs are encouraged to attend and enjoy the inclusive environment.

Booking and Prices

There is no cost to attend Family Tales. No bookings are necessary, allowing families the flexibility to join as their schedule permits.

This event is part of the Book Buddies program at Inner West Council Libraries, promoting literacy and community engagement for young children and their carers.