Storytime in Clark Park Returns!

Mark your calendar for Storytime in Clark Park!

Beginning May 29, families will gather on Thursday evenings at 7:00 pm by the turtle sculpture in Clark Park (between 43rd and 45th Streets) for read-aloud stories for children ages 7 and under. Many folks bring blankets and picnics, and we always share a happy ending with cookies!

This weekly event is free and open to the community as part of PIC's outreach programs promoting literacy and pre-literacy as a family activity.

Storytime in Clark Park is a volunteer effort led by PIC's Diversity Committee.

We hope to see you for a summer of stories Thursday evenings in Clark Park!

Great Stories in Clark Park

Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Last week, despite weather than felt more like March than May, 10 families turned out for PIC's summer series Storytime in Clark Park. Amy Hillier Fraatz read four books including The Color of Us, Mole and Baby Bird, and It's a Tiger. The group seemed a little rusty with their Hokey Pokey, but with...

Brooks Wilson at PIC's Storytime in Clark Park

Strumming Storytime

Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Each Thursday, PIC's Diversity Committee hosts Storytime in Clark Park. This past Thursday, PIC Grasshoppers Lead Teacher Brooks Wilson brought his banjo for a musically inspired good time. Thank you to PIC dad Stephen Hunt for sharing these great photos!

Storytime in Clark Park Returns!

Great Stories in Clark Park

Strumming Storytime

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