Community Calendar

Come to the Sturgis Public Library on Tuesdays at 10am for Baby & Toddler Storytime for ages 0-3. Rhymes, lapbounce, sensory play, and stories with Miss Cindy.

Introduce your child to the magical world of books and language through engaging stories, lively songs, and fun activities. Story Time is thoughtfully designed to support early literacy development and help prepare your child for future school success. It’s also a wonderful opportunity for young children to build social skills and make new friends.
Each session features a new theme or topic, keeping the experience fresh and exciting. Programs typically last about 30 minutes. No registration is required—just drop in! Caregivers are expected to attend with their children.
When: Every other Wednesday starting January 7th through April 1st
Time: 10:00-10:30AM Registration: No registration required
Themes:
- Jan 7th – Bubble Baths
- Jan 21st – Winter/Snow
- Feb 4th – Hugs & Kisses
- Feb 18th – Squirrels
- Mar 4th – I Hate Winter
- Mar 18th – Author Feature: Josh Funk
- Apr 1st – Circus

Come to the Sturgis Public Library on Wednesdays at 11am for PreK Storytime for ages 3-6. Celebrate literacy with movement, stories and crafts every Wednesday with Miss Sierra.

Jam with us at the National Music Museum! Bring your little ones to Music Storytime on the first Saturday of each month at 10:30 a.m. for fun, music-filled storytelling led by Museum Educator Anna Van Kley. Designed for ages 3–6, this free monthly program invites children to explore rhythm, melody, and imagination—sponsored by the M.A. Martin Everist Foundation.

Come to the Sturgis Public Library on Tuesdays at 10am for Baby & Toddler Storytime for ages 0-3. Rhymes, lapbounce, sensory play, and stories with Miss Cindy.

Introduce your child to the magical world of books and language through engaging stories, lively songs, and fun activities. Story Time is thoughtfully designed to support early literacy development and help prepare your child for future school success. It’s also a wonderful opportunity for young children to build social skills and make new friends.
Each session features a new theme or topic, keeping the experience fresh and exciting. Programs typically last about 30 minutes. No registration is required—just drop in! Caregivers are expected to attend with their children.
When: Every other Wednesday starting January 7th through April 1st
Time: 10:00-10:30AM Registration: No registration required
Themes:
- Jan 7th – Bubble Baths
- Jan 21st – Winter/Snow
- Feb 4th – Hugs & Kisses
- Feb 18th – Squirrels
- Mar 4th – I Hate Winter
- Mar 18th – Author Feature: Josh Funk
- Apr 1st – Circus

Come to the Sturgis Public Library on Wednesdays at 11am for PreK Storytime for ages 3-6. Celebrate literacy with movement, stories and crafts every Wednesday with Miss Sierra.

Introduce your child to the magical world of books and language through engaging stories, lively songs, and fun activities. Story Time is thoughtfully designed to support early literacy development and help prepare your child for future school success. It’s also a wonderful opportunity for young children to build social skills and make new friends.
Each session features a new theme or topic, keeping the experience fresh and exciting. Programs typically last about 30 minutes. No registration is required—just drop in! Caregivers are expected to attend with their children.
When: Every other Wednesday starting January 7th through April 1st
Time: 10:00-10:30AM Registration: No registration required
Themes:
- Jan 7th – Bubble Baths
- Jan 21st – Winter/Snow
- Feb 4th – Hugs & Kisses
- Feb 18th – Squirrels
- Mar 4th – I Hate Winter
- Mar 18th – Author Feature: Josh Funk
- Apr 1st – Circus

Gung Hay Fat Choy! Happy Chinese New Year! Celebrate Chinese New Year and the Year of the Horse. Students will create a project to take home, eat Chinese style food for lunch, and be a part of a red envelope ceremony. For students in grades K-6. Homestake Adams Research and Cultural Center; 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. The program is free to participants, but reservations are required. For more information or to reserve a spot, call 605-578-1657.

Wild Wings Over Dakota: A Museum Make-n-Take Program
Visitors can make a pinecone snowy owl, a beady pheasant, and a Canada goose magnet during this make-n-take program. All supplies are provided and children must be accompanied by an adult. Refreshments will include SDSU ice cream!