Join us at the Wrenford Public Library — Main Branch for a cozy morning of stories, songs, and simple crafts all about animals that brave the Canadian winter. This session is designed for toddlers and their caregivers, so bring your little ones and get ready to listen, sing, and create together.
We will read picture books featuring creatures like snowshoe hares, owls, and foxes that keep their fur or feathers thick through the season. You will also hear classic winter rhymes and sing along to familiar tunes. After the reading, there will be a short craft activity where children can make their own paper snow owls or winter foxes. All materials are provided.
Space is limited, so please arrive early to find a comfortable seat. The library is located at 150 Mercer Street in downtown Wrenford. There is free parking in the lot behind City Hall and on nearby streets. The entrance on Water Street is fully accessible, and washrooms are available on the main floor.
Wear warm clothes and bring a water bottle for your little ones. This program is free and does not require registration. If you have questions or need accessibility accommodations, contact the library at 519-555-0130 or visit the main branch for more information.