Festivals, street fairs, carnivals, and seasonal events in Hatteras, NC. Big events you don't want to miss.
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Story time for children ages 0–5 is blooming with fun! Celebrate Mother’s Day as science meets celebration. We’ll explore fascinating facts about flowers and colors, share stories about gratitude and kindness, and create beautiful 3D paper flowers using folding and gluing—perfect for a special...
Join us for a cozy, playful story time just for babies and toddlers up to 24 months old. We’ll share sweet, simple stories, sing joyful songs and enjoy gentle movement activities perfect for little learners. This interactive session encourages bonding, early language development and lots of smiles..
Join us this spring for a STEAM-powered afternoon of science and art. We’ll experiment with light and color to create dazzling rainbows in a bowl, then design a colorful rainbow craft you can take home and display. It’s the perfect blend of creativity, curiosity and hands-on fun. This event is part.
MiLB High-A: Greensboro Grasshoppers at Winston-Salem Dash at Truist Stadium
MiLB Single-A: Myrtle Beach Pelicans at Hickory Crawdads at L.P. Frans Stadium
MiLB Triple-A: Gwinnett Stripers at Charlotte Knights at Truist Field
MiLB Triple-A: Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp at Durham Bulls at Durham Bulls Athletic Park
This May, we may be taking a break from Baby Bounce and Story Time but there is much to celebrate! May the 4th, Cinco De Mayo, Mother's Day, National Sea Monkey Day and Memorial Day. Can you find all 9 hidden pictures? Search carefully, mark each one you spot and complete the hunt before the month..
MiLB Single-A: Wilson Warbirds at Fayetteville Woodpeckers at SEGRA Stadium
MiLB Single-A: Columbia Fireflies at Kannapolis Cannon Ballers at Atrium Health Ballpark
MLS: FC Cincinnati at Charlotte FC at Bank of America Stadium
MiLB High-A: Greenville Drive at Greensboro Grasshoppers at First National Bank Field
No registration required. Unplug from screens and dive into the world of giant board games with a variety of games suitable for ages 5-11 at North County Regional Library. Participating in board games encourage cooperation, problem solving, letter and word recognition, and critical thinking skills..
Whether you're new to the neighborhood or just looking to socialize with like-minded people, join us at SouthPark Regional Library to share inspiration, ideas, and stories with fellow craft enthusiasts. Bring your own project to work on - knitting, drawing, sewing, painting, crocheting, etc; any...
MiLB High-A: Rome Emperors at Asheville Tourists at McCormick Field
Attention Homeschoolers: Yoga, Stories & Fun Await at the Pineville Library! Calling all homeschool students ages 6–10! Get ready to stretch, move, and unwind as we enjoy a fun mix of yoga, storytelling, and calming breathing exercises designed to support both body and mind. Bring a yoga mat, a...
Calling all young adventurers! Come and play in a bi-monthly Dungeons and Dragons campaign in the Teen Loft. This in-person campaign is for preteens and teens but no prior D&D experience is necessary! Limited spots are available. Participants will be guided through preparation for sessions by...
Use your STEM skills while discovering more about our planet and how to protect it through a program from the N.C. Cooperative Extension, Forsyth County Center. This month we’ll learn about using gloves to view different germination types of seeds. Program recommended for children and tweens...
MiLB Triple-A: Round Rock Express at Durham Bulls at Durham Bulls Athletic Park
MiLB Single-A: Salem RidgeYaks at Wilson Warbirds at Wilson Ballpark
Join us on the second Monday of each month to discuss a selected work of nonfiction. This month we will chat about The Zorg: A Tale of Greed and Murder That Inspired the Abolition of Slavery by Siddharth Kara. New members welcome!
Bryden and Sam seem to have it all—a successful life, a luxury condo and a beloved daughter. Then one ordinary afternoon, Bryden disappears without a trace. She never picks up their child from daycare, and when Sam returns home, she’s simply … gone. Did she leave? Was she taken? Or is the truth...
New to the area? Looking for a low-pressure way to socialize for your kids (and maybe yourself)? Join us at this free play for children ages 0-4 and their caregivers. While the littles make new friends, master developmental skills and play with a variety of age-appropriate toys, the grownups can...
P rofessional R eadiness & O pportunities for J obs, E ducation, C areers & T raining: for U ! These 1-on-1 sessions are informal and casual, so feel free to discuss anything you'd like to share about your goals for the future, whether that's getting started on your first resume or revising your...
Pages & Purpose is a book club focusing on thoughtful nonfiction books by black authors. Join us on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month from 6-7pm. We'll be discussing James by Percival Everett . This PULITZER PRIZE WINNER, #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER, and NATIONAL BOOK AWARD WINNER is a...
Have you completed the same puzzles more than once? Ready for some new ones? Bring your gently used puzzles and leave with new-to-you puzzles! Puzzles must be 300+ pieces without any missing pieces. Boxed sets count as one puzzle. Take as many as you bring. Organized by staff at the Matthews Branch.
Children in K-5th grade are invited to drop in to the library anytime on Thursday from 4:00-6:00 p.m. for Homework Help! Trained Homework Help volunteers provide a welcoming and supportive environment where young learners can: Get help completing assignments Practice important foundational math and.
Teens, join us every Thursday afternoon to play tabletop & video games and have some fun while developing literacy, critical thinking and teamwork skills. Meet with friends and make new ones while you participate in games that encourage cooperation, problem solving, literacy, teamwork, and critical.
Students! Drop by the Teen Area on Thursdays from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. for the Student Study Zone. Spread out and get some schoolwork done, study for tests, or get homework guidance or free online tutoring with Tutor.com. Basic school supplies are available, and the space is open for drop-in use—no...
Welcome to another marvelous May at Cliffdale Library. We're dedicating this month's scavenger hunt to something really special--all of the iconic book characters we love! Discover which characters are getting a special highlight this month and seek out where in the children's area they're...
Calling homeschoolers! Join Ms. Joy every 1 st Wednesday for games, activities, and social time at Northeast Spruill Oaks Library. This is your chance to play games, create projects, and connect with other homeschool kids in a relaxed and welcoming space.
Struggling with misspelled or altered ancestral names? Learn key strategies like wildcard searches, soundex systems, and linguistic patterns to uncover hidden family records. This session will help you track your ancestors—no matter how their names were recorded! Want to be notified about future...
Want to work on your public speaking skills? Come to the Loft's first Homeschool Rally of each month for Speak Up! Each program is a different activity designed to get you comfortable speaking in front of others - debate, monologues, slide deck karaoke, and more! This program is designed for...
This program is inspired by Julia Cameron's book, Living the Artist's Way. Cameron's four essential tools of creative recovery are Morning Pages, Artist Dates, Solo Walks, and Writing for Guidance. These tools are meant to help people “become creatively unblocked, happier, and more productive.” In..
Create, edit and save a basic presentation using Microsoft PowerPoint. This class is for people who have mastered basic computer skills. Previous experience with Microsoft Word is also strongly recommended. Note: T here are multiple versions of Microsoft Office products in use and the version used..
Do you enjoy chatting with others about your current great read? Then this book club might be for you! Join us on the second Tuesday of each month at 12 PM to share your love of literary fiction, historical fiction, and non-fiction. In May we will be discussing Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar. Check out our.
Engage your child with stories, songs, and activities in English and American Sign Language that support early literacy skill development and expose your child to two languages and cultures. This program is intended for all families and those who want to expose children to a second language. Want...
We will adapt to the pacing of each student. Some may move through class topics early, and some may move slower. Ideally those who attend both sessions will end with a finished project, while some may progress further and learn some intermediate skills! Class 1: Beginner Basics Knit: practice how...
Looking for assistance with your genealogy research? Join us at our Genealogy Study Group where you can collaborate with our Genealogy Librarian, Danielle. Connect with other genealogy enthusiasts to exchange tips and tricks for unraveling your family mysteries together. For more information and...
Boost your reading skills and confidence by reading aloud to a volunteer therapy dog. Participants may choose their own books or use books at our library. This program will take place indoors at the North County Regional Library. Due to the high demand for this program, participants are asked to...
Can you find the cozy cats hiding among the books in the children’s area of the library? Spot all five and head to the youth services desk to receive a prize! Available the entire month of May. For more information about this program, please call 910-483-7727, ext. 1425.
Meet up with other crochet enthusiasts to share inspiration and ideas while working on self-directed patterns and projects. Bring your own project to work on, or start something new using the library's crochet and crafting books and resources. Other fiber art projects like knitting, embroidery,...