Discover how the history of quilting in the United States provides key insights into the history of women from colonial times to today. Learn about Liberty Hall’s women and view some of Liberty Hall’s oldest quilts. 

No childhood is complete without some good, old-fashioned, messy finger painting.

We will read a story and then make some squishy, colorful creations.

Wear some old clothes!

Meet a live hawk and owl from Tenafly Nature Center.

Children ages 8 and up are invited to a special workshop to learn how to amaze your family and friends with simple magic tricks.

The tricks are simple to learn, using common household materials!

Children will assemble and paint a birdhouse perfect for a mourning dove, a bird native to our area!  Birdhouses were made by our local woodworker, Bob. 

Exploration Stations is a sensory play program specifically designed for toddlers and pre-schoolers. Themed stations are expertly curated to use a child's senses to learn through imagination and play.

Children will assemble and paint a birdhouse perfect for a mourning dove, a bird native to our area!  Birdhouses were made by our local woodworker, Bob. 

Calling all parents, grandparents, nannies, guardians, and other caregivers!  Compete in the Clark Health Department Jeopardy game to learn more about pregnancy, newborn care, and family safety and win prizes!  Children are welcome

Join us for a screening of Building for Birds.

As America's first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton founded the U.S. financial system. Historian Rick Feingold will discuss Hamilton's life and accomplishments. The program also features music and video from the Hamilton musical.