Date: Wed, Sep 23, 2026
Time: 4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
Venue: Oberlin Regional Library, Raleigh
Price: Free
Category: Family
Read, create, discover and explore through hands-on activities! This week: Celebrate the Autumn with us and learn about different activities that happen during this season! In honor of this season, we will create leaf suncatchers!
Family · Raleigh
“Arrive 10 minutes early to grab a parking spot before the 4:30 PM start.”
K-5th Adventures: Fall Fun! is a free, hands-on seasonal workshop for elementary school students at the Oberlin Regional Library. Children will explore autumn concepts through interactive learning and create a colorful leaf suncatcher craft to take home. This program is designed specifically for children in kindergarten through fifth grade, making it a perfect fit for older siblings who have outgrown toddler storytimes. The event is entirely free, and all crafting supplies are provided by the library. Oberlin Regional Library has a dedicated parking lot, but it can get busy on weekday afternoons, so plan to arrive ten minutes early to secure a spot and find the program room. It is a smart weekday addition to your calendar because it bridges the gap between the end of the school day and dinner with a structured, creative activity that keeps kids off screens.
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K-5th Adventures: Fall Fun! runs Wed, Sep 23, 2026, 4:30 PM - 5:15 PM.
Oberlin Regional Library is at 1930 Clark Ave., Raleigh, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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