Date: Wednesday, Sep 30
Time: 10:15 am - 10:45 am
Venue: Shoppe of Haven Farm, Knightdale
Price: $15
Category: Family
Weekly themed storytimes with read-alouds, songs, and movement! Enjoy our 20-minute storytime, coffee shop, petting zoo, and playground! RSVP online.
Family · Knightdale
“Wear closed-toe shoes so the kids can safely run around the petting zoo.”
Weekly Kids Storytime at Haven Farm is a morning activity in Knightdale that combines interactive reading with outdoor farm play. Each session features twenty minutes of themed books, songs, and active movement designed to keep toddlers and preschoolers active. After the reading session, children can visit the resident farm animals and play on the outdoor playground. Tickets cost fifteen dollars per child and require online registration before you arrive. The farm features an on-site coffee shop where parents can grab a drink, and there is plenty of stroller-friendly parking close to the main barn. This event is best suited for infants through age five, and you should dress your children in closed-toe shoes for the gravel and dirt paths. This mid-week outing offers a structured morning routine that transitions naturally into open-ended outdoor play. It is an easy way to get kids outdoors, burn some energy before lunch, and connect with other local parents in a relaxed setting.
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Sep 30
Weekly Kids Storytime at Haven Farm runs Wednesday, Sep 30, 10:15 am - 10:45 am.
Shoppe of Haven Farm is at 8521 Buffaloe Rd., Knightdale, Knightdale, NC. Open in Google Maps.
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