Story Times in Fargo & Moorhead

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Looking to get your child interested in reading? Taking your child to story time can help foster a love of reading and learning. Also, it’s a  great opportunity for social interaction.

Here is a listing of ongoing story times in Fargo!

Story Times in Fargo & Moorhead*

*Note: Story times are subject to cancellation. Please check each organization’s website to ensure the most accurate information. 

Fargo Public Library

Story time sessions are offered during Fall, Spring, & Summer.

Baby Rhyme Time is held a few times each month and is for babies birth to 18 months. Children and caregivers will sing songs, explore short books, and each session ends with an open playtime. Also, pre-registration is not required.

Children’s Story Time for toddlers and preschoolers is open for kids ages 2 – 6 at the Main Library, the Northport Branch, and at the James Carlson Library on each week (days vary each season). And no pre-registration necessary.

The Fargo Library also offers Kindergarten Success Storytime for ages 3 – 5, the first Saturday of the month at the Main Library (usually Fall & Spring only). Activities follow the story time and kids even receive a free book!

Visit the FPL story time page for more information on these story time events! Keep up to date by referencing the FPL Facebook page and Events Calendar. Or contact the Fargo Public Library Children Services Department for additional information.

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West Fargo Public Library

Ready to Read Story Time takes place once each week. These sessions are for kids ages 3 – 5 and focus on language development, social skills, vocabulary, and creativity. In addition, children can gain early literacy skills through reading, talking, singing, writing, creating, and playing. And this also encourages an interest in independent learning and reading for kids.

Baby Boost Story Time is for children age 2 and younger and is also held weekly. These story times provide an opportunity for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers to interact together. Also, it helps foster emotional connections as they develop language and social skills, while creating positive connections with literacy, learning, and reading.

Teeter Tots Story Time is a new story time for little ones too young for Ready to Read Storytime, but too advanced for Baby Boost Story Time. See their website for current days/times.

For updated information, check out the West Fargo Public Library Facebook page and the Library Calendar.

Moorhead Public Library

Story time in Moorhead features songs, poems, and a different theme each week. Events are geared for children ages 3 – 6, but children of all ages are welcome.

Story Time + Craft allows kids to explore different themes with stories, songs, rhymes, flannel boards, and more! This story time is also intended for kids 3 – 6 years old and craft supplies are provided free of charge.

Baby Bounce is at the Moorhead Public Library each week. Preschoolers, infants, toddlers, and their caregivers can join in the fun with songs, stories, and action poems.

And check out their Events Calendar for more details and other story time opportunities.

Story Squad at West Acres

West Acres hosts a Story Squad series throughout the year, where they feature a different theme and guest reader. Check the mall’s Events Calendar for upcoming dates and themes!

Did we miss any story times in Fargo that you love? Contact us at [email protected] and let us know!

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Leah Tennefos
Leah is a true Midwesterner: born in Minnesota, educated at the University of North Dakota, and living in Fargo-Moorhead since 2009. She has a degree in English, spent years in the legal field, and is now working in the insurance industry. Leah is a mom to two boys, Andrew and Sammy. She spends her free time reading, traveling, and getting a good workout in. She loves learning, music, art, coffee, the Oxford comma, and is continually pursuing the elusive goal of having an organized home.

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