Creative Crew Craft Drop-In at the Mt. Juliet Library
A drop-in craft session for 3rd grade and up, with a new hobby to try each month. Come any time between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. in the upper-level activity room.
A drop-in craft session for 3rd grade and up, with a new hobby to try each month. Come any time between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. in the upper-level activity room.
LEGO bricks set out in the children's section all day for free-form building. Drop in any time.
Stories, songs and puppets for ages 3 to 5, with a new letter of the alphabet each week. Held in the library's lower-level activity room.
Free, no registration needed.
Weekly library storytime for preschoolers with stories, songs and puppets, held in the lower-level activity room.
Fresh-made pizza on the farm, 4:30 to 8 p.m., and the orchard bills it plainly as good fun for all ages. The cidery runs its own pitcher deal the same night, but the pizza side is the family side.An easy Thursday when nobody at home wants to cook.
A gentle hour on the farm for little ones: a few read-aloud stories, fresh air, and unstructured play in an outdoor setting where nobody minds if a toddler wanders off mid-sentence.Runs 10 to 11 a.m. at Breeden's Orchard on Beckwith Road. Easy to pair with a stop at the market on the way out.
A weekly hands-on science class taught by a library volunteer for students in 4th to 12th grade. The same class repeats at 1:00 pm; bring a notebook and pencil.
A night-sky talk followed by telescope viewing at the nature center. Bring lawn chairs and a red flashlight, and skip the light-up shoes.
Free with an optional donation.
The season finale of Mt. Juliet's outdoor movie series — an early-October start time, cooler air, and Neverland on the amphitheater screen. Free.
Fall Fest at Circle P Ranch - family fun and fall favorites at a hundred-year-old Mt. Juliet property. Details and updates: read our full guide on MtJuliet.com.