Family events in Kennebec County, ME

Things to do with kids around Kennebec County this week, each one checked against where it was posted.

7 this weekChecked Tuesday, November 3

Family events this week

7 picks that work with kids in tow. All events →

Tuesday, November 3Today

1 event

  • 10am

    Toddler Time

    Augusta · Lithgow Public Library, 45 Winthrop St

    Toddler story time supports language and literacy development for children ages 1 to 3 through songs, books, and nursery rhymes, with opportunities to interact with other children and caregivers.

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Wednesday, November 4

1 event

  • 4pm

    Preschool Story Time

    Augusta · Lithgow Public Library, 45 Winthrop St

    Free

    Children ages 3 to 5 and their caregivers can enjoy a short story time featuring stories, songs, and social activities in a format suited to preschoolers.

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Thursday, November 5

1 event

  • 10am

    Thoughtful Thursday Story Time

    Augusta · Lithgow Public Library, 45 Winthrop St

    Children ages 3 to 7 can enjoy stories, songs, and activities alongside a parent or caregiver. The sessions explore topics such as recognizing and managing feelings, mindful breathing, and affirmations.

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Friday, November 6

1 event

  • 10am

    Incredible Infants

    Augusta · Lithgow Public Library, 45 Winthrop St

    Caregivers and babies from birth to 18 months can enjoy an interactive session featuring songs, stories, and playful activities, followed by time for open play. The session supports early literacy and offers families a chance to connect while celebrating their little ones.

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Saturday, November 7

2 events

  • 12:30pm

    Family Ceramic Paint

    Waterville · Elmhurst Pottery Studio, 104 Kennedy Memorial Dr

    A family-friendly ceramic painting experience invites participants ages 5 and older to express their creativity and decorate unique pieces, whether for fun or to make a keepsake. The ticket price covers all painting materials and kiln firing, along with the choice of one regular-size item or two small items. Extra large ceramics are available for an additional $13. Inventory rotates regularly, so items featured in promotional photos may not be available at the event. Requests can be made, though availability is not guaranteed. Pricing is per participant.

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  • 2:30pm

    Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron

    Waterville · Maine Film Center, 93 Main St

    Follow Spirit, a young stallion captured by a U.S. Cavalry squad, as he faces cruelty and kindness while striving to regain his freedom and save his herd. With help from a young Lakota brave and his mare Rain, Spirit holds on to his wild independence. This animated adventure combines hand-drawn and computer-generated animation and is suitable for adults and children. The film is eligible for the Youth Arts Access Fund for patrons 18 and under.

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Monday, November 9

1 event

  • 10am

    Social Play Date

    Augusta · Lithgow Public Library, 45 Winthrop St

    Families are welcome to gather for self-led play, coloring, and socializing in the Youth Services program room, with toddler toys available. All ages are welcome, though the toys are best suited for infants and toddlers.

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