Free with Museum Admission
Ages 3-7

Explore Richard Scarry’s whimsical and charming world as we read Cars and Trucks and Things that Go! After the reading, create your own cars and trucks to drive around the Barbara K. Lipman Children's History Library and stay and play with some very special Busytown toys. 

Cars and Trucks and Things that Go is written by Richard Scarry

Support for Sunday Story Time provided by Shelley and Tommy Mulitz

Free with Museum Admission
Ages 3-7

Explore Richard Scarry’s whimsical and charming world as we read Best Nursery Tales Ever! Afterwards, create your own houses, buildings, and streets to make a town and stay to play with some very special Busytown toys in the Barbara K. Lipman Children's History Library. 

Best Nursery Tales Ever is written by Richard Scarry

Support for Sunday Story Time provided by Shelley and Tommy Mulitz

Free with Museum Admission
Ages 3-7

Explore Richard Scarry’s whimsical and charming world as we read Cars and Trucks and Things that Go!  Afterward, create your own cars and trucks to drive around the library. Stay to play with some very special Busytown toys.

Cars and Trucks and Things that Go is written by Richard Scarry

Support for Sunday Story Time provided by Shelley and Tommy Mulitz

Free with Museum Admission
Ages 3-7

Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. and talk about love, compassion, and community as we read We March.  Afterwards, create a dove paper airplane with a special message that shares King's words of love and hope.

We March is written by Shane W. Evans

Support for Sunday Story Time provided by Shelley and Tommy Mulitz

Free with Museum Admission
Ages 3-7

Free with Museum Admission
Ages 3-7

Explore Richard Scarry’s whimsical and charming world as we read Best Nursery Tales Ever. Afterwards, create our own town with houses, buildings, and streets. Stay to play with some very special Busytown toys, including ice cream trunks, fire trucks, police cars, and more! 

Best Nursery Tales Ever is written by Richard Scarry

Support for Sunday Story Time provided by Shelley and Tommy Mulitz

Free with Museum Admission
Ages 3–7

Experience one family's wild day on the New York City subway. Afterwards, use the dynamic illustrations for inspiration and use your imagination to create your own subway map. 

Subway is written and illustrated by Cristoph Niemann

Support for Saturday Story Time provided by Shelley and Tommy Mulitz

Free with Museum Admission
Ages 3–7

What does a rainy train ride sound like? Explore the many sights and sounds of an exciting journey on a stormy night in this rhythmic train tale. After the reading, experiment with different sounds and create your own noisemaker. 

The Rain Train is written by Elena de Roo and illustrated by Brian Lovelock

Support for Saturday Story Time provided by Shelley and Tommy Mulitz

Free with Museum Admission
Ages 3–7

“Two little trains went down the track…” Discover what happens when two trains, powered by fuel and imagination, travel West in this classic children's story. After the reading, design your own swirling, twirling train tracks for more transcontinental adventures. 

Two Little Trains is written by Margaret Wise Brown and illustrated by Leo and Diane Dillon

Support for Saturday Story Time provided by Shelley and Tommy Mulitz

Free with Museum Admission

What if your favorite pet was a train? Come hear a story that's all about how to choose, track, and train your very own pet train. Afterwards, make your own train to take home. Ages 3–7

How to Train a Train is written by Jason Carter Eaton and illustrated by John Rocco

Support for Saturday Story Time provided by Shelley and Tommy Mulitz