Date: Thursday, Sep 24
Time: 9:00 am - 11:00 am
Venue: 53 Hunter Street, Apex
Price: $5
Category: Family
Designed for ages 0–5, this indoor playtime at the John M. Brown Community Center for caregivers and their kids features ...
Family · Apex
“Bring socks for your little ones as the gym floor can get chilly.”
Tot Time at John Brown Community Center is an indoor morning play session in Apex designed for toddlers and preschoolers to socialize and stay active. Held in the community center gymnasium, this program provides a spacious, climate-controlled environment where young children can run, play, and develop their motor skills. This program is best suited for children ages five and under, and the entry fee is five dollars per child. The community center is located at 53 Hunter Street, which offers a dedicated parking lot with easy access to the main entrance. Caregivers must remain on-site and supervise their children at all times during the session, so wear comfortable shoes. It is an excellent weekday option for parents looking to break up the morning routine before naptime. The indoor setting makes it a reliable choice regardless of the weather, allowing your kids to socialize in a secure, open space.
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Tot Time at John Brown Community Center runs Thursday, Sep 24, 9:00 am - 11:00 am.
Listed ages: ages 0–5
53 Hunter Street is at 53 Hunter Street, Apex, Apex, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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