Spanish-language storytime and songs for families with preschool, toddler and school-age children at the Kensington Library play area.
Kensington Library is hosting a Spanish-language storytime for families on Thursday, October 22, at 11 AM. It's part of the library's Storytimes series, so it's one of those regular morning slots they run for the neighborhood.
The session is built around Spanish-language picture books and songs, meant for families to read and sing through together. It's not a performance you just sit and watch; the whole point is to share the stories and the music as a group. After the reading and singing, the library's play area is open, so the kids can keep going with some playtime while the adults catch their breath.
It's aimed at families with children across a few different age groups—school-age, preschool, and toddlers—so it works whether you've got a little one who's still in diapers or a kid who's already in a classroom. If you're looking for a way to keep Spanish in the house or just want a low-key morning out with the kids, this is a good spot to start. It's free, and you don't need to bring anything but yourselves.
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That puts it at Kensington Library, 104 West Dauphin Street (at Hope and Dauphin), Philadelphia, PA 19133, on Thursday, October 22, starting at 11 AM.
Date
Thursday, 22 October 2026
11:00
Location
Kensington LibraryPrice
Free
Recommended Age
+6 years
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