Ways for Kids to Play
Each month, children six and under are invited to drop in to Stay & Play at the library. For one hour, they will find the entire children’s area transformed into a wonderland of children’s playtime featuring an obstacle course and STEM stations.
In addition to the monthly obstacle course, Bordentown Library offers pop-up STEM days. Come to the library and request to play with a variety of STEM kits or the STEM cart. Grab Beat the Quake and construct a building that can withstand all five levels of the earthquake simulator. If you want to build something bigger and colorful, grab Picasso Tiles and construct 3-D magnetic buildings!
Ways for Tweens and Teens to Play
Bordentown Library also has monthly gaming programs for teens and tweens. Once a month, you can join other young game enthusiasts for table top role-playing games (RPGs) at Table Top Role Playing Game Night. With a quick set-up and an easy to understand playing system, this is great for RPG newbies. Currently, you can participate in a science fiction RPG called Tiny Frontiers. Join the crew as a hologram, autoborg, or a modified human and explore the universe with a squad of new friends!
In addition, you can come in and play some video games with the Bordentown Gaming Club! The club meets once a month and you can pick up a controller that’s provided or bring your own. You’ll make new friends and play some exciting Nintendo games with your newfound party.
Or maybe you’re looking to game face-to-face. If so, join Gaming Club Unplugged! Gather around the table with some friends to play some classic board games. Once a month, you and others can battle it out on a board game night.
Other Ways to Play
Miss Kim’s Sing Along Concert – July 26, 10:30 am
Ages 6 and under
Sponsored by the Bordentown Library Association. Introduce your children to the exciting world of music. Featuring beloved children’s songs, as well as movement, shaker eggs, and dancing, this program is sure to get your little ones singing and dancing along in no time. Registration required.
Jake the Magician – July 27, 12:30 pm
Ages 12 and under
Join Jake the Magician as he presents his Learning is Magic show, an exploration of seeking out your passions through the lens of magic. The show is incredibly interactive and invites kids to participate during every trick, making sure the adults have a few laughs as well. Registration required.
Going on an Adventure with Mister Boom Boom – August 7, 4 pm
Ages 2 and up
Looking for an exciting and engaging program that combines music and storytelling? Look no further than this fantastic musical storytelling event! Complete with an imaginative parade and a focus on the importance of friendship, this program is sure to captivate and inspire. Registration required.
Mad Science Presents: Wacky Science – August 8, 2 pm
Ages 7-12
Sponsored by the Bordentown Library Association, this show will amaze with super absorbent magic tricks! Explore topics like slime-making and hair-raising static electricity, and finish off with some dry ice experiments! Registration required.
