Music for families with children 6 years old and younger. Play with instruments including the ukulele and sing new and familiar songs. Space is limited so register online today! This program is supported in part by a grant from the Belchertown Cultural Council, a state agency.
Music for families with children 6 years old and younger. Play with instruments including the ukulele and sing new and familiar songs. Space is limited so register online today! This program is supported in part by a grant from the Belchertown Cultural Council, a state agency.
Sing and dance with Donna Lee Honeywell on June 3rd and play instruments and sing with Miss Julie on June 9th. Both mornings are free for everyone at the Clapp Memorial Library. Please enter through the side door and come downstairs. Space is limited so arrive early. Made possible with funding from a CFCE grant [...]
On Your Mark, Get Set...Read! kicks off with Frisbee Fun, featuring two-time Freestyle Frisbee Champion Todd Brodeur.
First day for On Your Mark, Get Set...Read and the Teen Summer Reading Program raffles. Starting on July 5th you can visit the library with your reading log to receive raffle tickets for great weekly prizes for every hour you spend reading. Children will also help raise money by reading to support a Special Olympics [...]
This is a special storytime offered in the summer for children entering Kindergarten this fall. Children attend without an adult, we read many stories about going to kindergarten and practice skills that will help make the transition easier.
Great for families, all ages welcome. Bring blankets, if it rains we will meet in the Town Hall Auditorium or Library.
Come join the fun at the Clapp Memorial Library in Belchertown. Our Storytimes are full of age-appropriate stories told through the reading of books, flannel board and story props, puppets and acting. We sing songs, play instruments and end the fun with crafts.
This is a special storytime offered in the summer for children entering Kindergarten this fall. Children attend without an adult, we read many stories about going to kindergarten and practice skills that will help make the transition easier.