A program of Orchards Children’s Services – Funded by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
The Warren Spring Carnival returns to the Warren Community Center on Saturday, March 21st from 10 AM – 1 PM! Activities include: Visit with the Easter Bunny Egg Hunt Inflatables Balloon Sculptures Airbrush Face Painting Seed Planting with the Warren
Families can visit the wood-fired evaporator and discover how to turn sap into syrup. Venture out into the sugarbush on a self-guided nature hike. Pre-registration is not required. Event cost: Free; $10/vehicle entry Event time: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb. 28; March
Take a guided walk out to the sugar bush to learn how to pick the perfect maple tree to tap. Then watch how the trees are tapped and visit the sugar shack to watch the sap being turned into syrup.
Monster Jam roars back into Detroit with massive trucks, world-class drivers and family-friendly fun. Watch adrenaline-pumping competitions like Racing, Skills and Freestyle, plus get in on the action with fan-favorite experiences like the Pit Party and Trackside. Don’t miss Grave
Ages 12 to 23 months. Songs, simple stories, and other activities that introduce our youngest patrons to the pleasures of the library. No registration required. Cost: Free Date: Monday, March 23rd, 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Homeschool students ages nine and up are invited to come learn all about the arts and sciences that are a part of a working farm. There is so much to explore, topics will vary by session. Younger siblings are always
Families can explore an immersive exhibit where kids follow clues through an ancient Maya mystery. Children can decode glyphs, learn about rainforest animals and try hands on activities like charcoal rubbings and a tabletop Maya ballgame. The exhibit runs for
Meet, play, dance and read with Princess Merida at the Library! This event is for all ages. Cost: Free Date: Tuesday, March 24th, 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
See one of the largest presentations of contemporary Native American art in the Midwest. Families can explore more than 90 works including beadwork, painting, sculpture and more, while learning about Anishinaabe traditions and creativity. Event cost: Free for residents of
Library Events are always free to the public and you do not need a library card to attend! The Farmington Community Library has two locations. This event will be held in the Meeting Room at the FCL Farmington location at