Family Fun
Upcoming events

A lap sit program built for babies and the youngest listeners, with short board books, bouncing rhymes and songs. Caregivers stay and take part the whole time. A gentle first introduction to the library for new families.

A weekly story time for toddlers and preschoolers featuring picture books, songs and movement. Children get a chance to wiggle between stories, so it suits kids who are still learning to sit still. Walk-ins are welcome.

The museum hands over a pile of cardboard boxes and lets children build whatever they can imagine. It is open-ended play with no set plan, which makes it a good fit for a wide range of ages. Admission is free.

A weekly gathering for homeschool families in Cleveland and the surrounding Liberty County area. Kids get a hands-on learning activity and parents get a chance to compare notes. Registration is requested.

Learn about the nine-banded armadillo, the only shelled mammal in the United States and a common sight along park roads at dusk. A ranger covers how armadillos dig, what they eat, and why they turn up where they do. A quick, family-friendly stop.

An evening bilingual storytime at the Nacogdoches Public Library. Children are welcome to come in pajamas for stories shared in English and Spanish. Free to attend.
Local spots

Sabine ATV Park offers off-road trails and outdoor recreation in Burkeville, Newton County, Texas.

Sabine ATV Park offers off-road trails and outdoor recreation in Burkeville, Newton County, Texas.

Trinity Pines Conference Center offers meeting, retreat, and event facilities in Trinity, Texas.

Trinity Pines Conference Center offers meeting, retreat, and event facilities in Trinity, Texas.

The Place at Sam Rayburn RV Park offers RV sites and camping near Lake Sam Rayburn in Huntington, Angelina County, Texas.

The Place at Sam Rayburn RV Park offers RV sites and camping near Lake Sam Rayburn in Huntington, Angelina County, Texas.
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