Is your little one looking for something fun to do this week? From story time and crafts to cartooning and open gym play, there are plenty of family-friendly activities on the calendar to keep young …
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Is your little one looking for something fun to do this week?
From story time and crafts to cartooning and open gym play, there are plenty of family-friendly activities on the calendar to keep young minds busy and little bodies moving.
Whether your child loves books, art, animals or simply having a chance to run, jump and play, these local events offer easy ways for families to get out and enjoy some time together. Grab the kids and make a little room on the calendar for some fun.
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What: The cARToonist Book Club, led by Nadia Askew, will meet for readers who enjoy books and drawing. Participants are encouraged to explore their creativity while combining a love of reading with cartooning and art. The club meets each Thursday and invites participants to be their creative selves.
When: Thursday, Oct. 8, 5-6 p.m.
Where: Spanish Fort Public Library, 7361 Spanish Fort Blvd., Spanish Fort
Price: Free admission
What: Summerdale Public Library Children's Librarian Kelly McVay will lead a Read Aloud followed by an octopus craft in celebration of World Octopus Day. A snack will be provided following the activity. For more information, call (251) 989-2011.
When: Thursday, Oct. 8, 10:30 a.m.
Where: Summerdale/Marjorie Younce Snook Public Library, 202 W. Broadway St., Summerdale
Price: Free admission
What: The American Autism & Rehabilitation Center will host a Community Special Needs Fall Festival for children and individuals with special needs and their families. The family-friendly evening will feature games and activities, fall-themed fun, a Touch-a-Truck experience, animal encounters, entertainment, food and treats, community resources and more. The festival is hosted by the American Autism & Rehabilitation Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
When: Friday, Oct. 9, 4-6 p.m.
Where: American Autism & Rehabilitation Center, 8909 Rand Ave., Daphne
Price: Free admission
What: Bay Minette Public Library will host Story Time with Word Bird, an interactive reading program designed to encourage early literacy through storytelling. The program will feature lively readings and participation for young children. For more information and future event updates, check the Bay Minette Public Library's Facebook page.
When: Tuesday, Oct. 13, 10-11 a.m.
Where: Bay Minette Public Library, Bay Minette
Price: Free admission
What: Young children can burn off some energy and have fun during Tot Open Play at Bay City Gymnastics Academy. The weekly open gym is designed for children ages 5 and under and offers a chance to drop in and play without a long-term commitment. The event is cash only and first come, first served. Exactly one adult must accompany each child for supervision.
When: Tuesday, Oct. 13, 10-11 a.m.
Where: Bay City Gymnastics Academy, 8534 Well Road, Daphne
Price: $10 for one child; $5 for each additional sibling, cash only
