Each of five giant storybooks includes an activity such as measuring, sorting or patterning. The exhibit activities will be available during all the hours the library is open. It will appeal to children from 2-7 years and beyond. The library's summer story times and other programs will also link picture books to fun math and science activities. Worcester is one of 75 public libraries selected to host the exhibit through a grant from the American Library Association.
Children can get their own library cards and use all of the library's services.
Children's service points at the Main Library and the branches are staffed by children's librarians with an in-depth knowledge of children's literature. Where to Find Us Children's Services has its own area in the Fremont Street building. After you enter the building and return your books, turn right and follow the footsteps on the floor. Be sure to ask about our latest children's events. Who We Are and What We Do The Children's area has 6 experienced staff who answer questions at the public service desk, help people find the books and other materials they need, and teach people how to use library computers.