Celebrate Black Children’s Book Week with a family-friendly read aloud and creative storytime! Children will enjoy affirming stories, engage in a hands-on storytelling activity, and receive a free book while supplies last. This event highlights the power of literacy, creativity, and representation in nurturing joyful learning experiences for all children.
Enjoy story telling, shared reading, art, and creative activities for all ages led by our young residents.
Join us for this special storytime and activities with a focus on Social and Emotional Learning (SEL). This storytime will provide children with opportunities to see themselves reflected in characters while using stories to learn about healthy ways to express our feelings! Ages 4-7.
Celebrate Black Children’s Book Week with Read 2 Succeed Asheville/Buncombe! Join us on Thursday, February 26, 2026, from 6:00–7:30 PM at the PVA Community Center (1 Granada St., Asheville) for a free, family-friendly celebration filled with stories, play, and community connection. We’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Khalyn J. Solomon, pediatric speech-language pathologist and author of […]
Celebrating Black History Month and Black Children's Book Week, we will read a story highlighting the first African American female astronaut, and make an out of this world craft! For children ages 3-5 years old. Register for a reminder email.
Join us for a joyful morning celebrating literacy, history, and community! This free children’s event features breakfast, a take-home book, and a special introduction to Little John T. Ward and the Railroad Codes—a children’s book series inspired by the real-life legacy of John T. Ward, an Underground Railroad conductor and community leader. Through storytelling, shared […]
Kidogoville will host an interactive activation in celebration of Black Children’s Book Week at the Museum of Science. Families and children will engage in storytelling, culturally grounded games, and creative movement inspired by Afro-diasporic narratives and traditions. Through hands-on activities, kids will explore literacy, imagination, and joyful learning while seeing themselves reflected in stories and […]
Join author Alexus Mozell, creator of the Amir the Affirmation King series, at the Bowers Museum for a special storytime celebrating Black History Month and Black Children’s Book Week. I Know I Can Too is an inspiring collection of affirmations that encourages young girls to dream big and believe in themselves. Featuring influential Black women—from […]
Join us at Three Avenues as owner Jordan leads story times centering Black children's books by some of our favorite authors & illustrators! Join us at Three Avenues as owner Jordan leads story times centering Black children's books by some of our favorite authors & illustrators! Black Children's Book Week runs from February 22 - […]
501(c)(3) Brooklyn Non Profit Empowering BIPOC Families in NYC through reading children’s books by black/brown voices. Join Brown Babies n’ Books for a joyful and culturally rooted storytime and book signing featuring author Monique Duncan and her beautiful children’s book, Freedom Braids. This special gathering celebrates Black hair, self-expression, ancestral pride, and the power of […]