Family things to do in Buchanan, MI tonight and this week

Preschool storytime that builds early literacy skills for ages 3-5 who are ready to attend independently. Regular attendance is expected as skills build.

Kids hike the Pollinator Trail and earn a Junior Ranger badge at the Douglas Center for Environmental Education. Free.

Little Explorers: early literacy fun through music, stories and hands-on activities.

Themed stories, songs and crafts for ages 0 to 5, with spooky attire or costumes welcome for this session.

Thirty-minute storytime for all ages and abilities with three stories, two songs and a craft.

Storytime with books, rhymes and songs at the SJCPL Main Library that help prepare children to learn to read. Recommended for ages 3 - 5; families are welcome.

Storytime with books, rhymes and songs that help prepare children to learn to read, recommended for ages 3 to 5. Families are welcome.

Books, rhymes and songs that build the skills children need to learn to read, recommended for ages 3 to 5, with families welcome.

A program for expecting parents, parents and caregivers of children from birth to age three, who bring their little ones along.

A storytime where toddlers, preschoolers and caregivers read, play and explore together with picture books, interactive play, and songs or rhymes. Free and open to all.

A free eight-week bilingual class that supports early language and natural play for children ages 0 to 3.

Lego Play at LaGrange County Public Library in Indiana.

Kids make a whimsical turkey out of pinecones, with all materials provided. Made for ages 6 to 12, and free, though space is limited.

Teen Cafe makes felt pennant flags, alongside coffee drinks, studying, board games, and coloring.

An introduction to Korean culture through the folktale The Sun and the Moon Siblings, with a reading, crafts, drawing and Korean rice cakes.

Participants make their own DIY slime from provided supplies, adding mix-ins such as glitter. Aimed at ages 11 to 17, and free to attend.

Free homework help for young learners from National Honor Society students, first come, first served. Bring all materials for your assignments.

A culturally responsive class in childbirth and postpartum education, supporting birthing people and their families as they prepare for labor.

Bedtime Storytime with stories, songs and fun for ages 5 and under; all ages welcome.

Kids hike the Pollinator Trail and earn a Junior Ranger badge at the Douglas Center for Environmental Education. Free.

Preschool Story Time at Bell Memorial Public Library, the lending library of Mentone, the Indiana town where Bell Aircraft founder Lawrence D. Bell was born.

Storytime for children ages 2 to 6, with stories, songs, art projects, and sensory and play activities.

Baby & Me in the GPL auditorium, with rhymes, fingerplays and stories followed by free play.

Talks from CPYU president Dr. Walt Mueller on catechizing and digital discipleship.

2026 NHSSCA Michigan Family Day in Stevensville.

The 2nd Annual Pumpkin Run, a 5K run and walk with views of Pike Lake and a stretch through the Beyer Farm trail, plus a free kid mile run. Apple cider at the finish; pre-register to guarantee a medal and pumpkin.

Kids hike the Pollinator Trail and earn a Junior Ranger badge at the Douglas Center for Environmental Education. Free.

Math tutoring for middle school students at all levels from a high schooler named Adam, working through homework problems together.

Cultural arts session for youth ages 2–10 (grouped by age) with West African dance, djembe drumming, diaspora call-and-response songs, movement obstacle courses and nervous-system regulation. $65 per youth; includes an optional winter showcase slot.

Storytime at the National New York Central Railroad Museum.

A church youth group for students in grades six through twelve. They study the Bible, play games and share a meal together.

Stories, songs and activities designed for babies and toddlers, with children of all ages welcome. No registration required.

Stories, crafts and dancing at the library.

Stories, crafts and activities. Registration saves a spot, and you can sign up for multiple sessions at once.

A storytime with books, rhymes and songs that help prepare children to read; recommended for ages 3 - 5, families welcome.

A storytime with books, rhymes and songs that help prepare children to read; recommended for ages 3 - 5, families welcome.

A story time for children ages 1 to 3 and their grown-ups at Dowagiac District Library, with books, songs and rhymes that build early literacy, followed by a play group.