St. Ingbert City Library Hosts 'Frederick' Storytime & Workshop for Kids
St. Ingbert City Library is hosting a delightful event for young children this Thursday, November 6. The 'Creative Picture Book Session' is free and welcomes children aged four and above. The featured story is 'Frederick' by Leo Lionni, a charming tale about preparing for winter.
The event begins at 3:30 PM and will be followed by a creative workshop using natural materials. Unlike other field mice in the story, Frederick has a unique plan to gather supplies for the cold season. Children will enjoy this heartwarming tale and then have the opportunity to express their creativity through the workshop.
The library has confirmed that the author of the book will not be present at the event. While there's a related book event with Saarland author Michael Wäser on the same day, it's not the same event as the one happening at St. Ingbert City Library on Friday at 15:30. The library encourages interested families to register for the session to secure their spot.
Join St. Ingbert City Library this Thursday for a captivating storytime and creative workshop. 'Frederick' by Leo Lionni promises a delightful afternoon for young listeners, followed by an engaging hands-on activity. Don't forget to register in advance for this free event.
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