3 Storytime Programs to Add to Your Summer Calendar

Looking for free, family-friendly activities to enjoy this summer? Storytime is a wonderful way to keep children engaged with books, language, and learning while creating special memories together.

Whether you're visiting your local library or attending a community event, storytime helps build vocabulary, listening skills, imagination, and a lifelong love of reading.

Here are three local programs worth adding to your summer calendar.

Flower Mound Public Library

The Flower Mound Public Library offers a variety of storytime programs throughout the week for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners.

Families can choose from Baby Storytime, Toddler Storytime, Preschool Storytime, and Little Walkers programs designed to support early literacy and social development in a fun and engaging environment.

With multiple options available Monday through Thursday, there are plenty of opportunities to find a time that works for your family.

Learn more:
https://flower-mound.com/library

Lewisville Public Library

The Lewisville Public Library offers storytime programs for children from infancy through age six, along with a Saturday Family Story Time for all ages.

Programs include Mother Goose Time for infants, Toddler Time, and Preschool Storytime. These interactive sessions incorporate stories, songs, movement, and early literacy activities designed to support language development and school readiness.

Saturday Family Story Time is a great option for working parents and families looking for a weekend activity together.

Learn more:
https://library.cityoflewisville.com

Whole Foods Market Storytime at The Shops at Highland Village

Every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m., Whole Foods Market at The Shops at Highland Village hosts a free community storytime featuring a story, simple craft, and snack.

Many of the featured books focus on nature, sustainability, and earth-friendly themes, making it a fun opportunity for children to learn while exploring new ideas.

The program is free and open to the community.

Learn more:
https://www.theshopsathighlandvillage.com/dining-deals/whole-foods-market-storytime/

Why Storytime Matters

Reading aloud with children is one of the most effective ways to support early literacy development. Storytime helps children strengthen vocabulary, build listening skills, develop comprehension, and foster creativity.

Just as importantly, it creates positive experiences around books and reading.

Whether you attend a library program, visit a community storytime, or simply read together at home, even a few minutes each day can make a meaningful difference.

At DKH Academy, we believe a love of learning begins with curiosity, conversation, and meaningful experiences. We hope you'll take advantage of these wonderful local resources and enjoy a summer filled with stories, imagination, and discovery.