Storytimes

Please visit our 2026 Summer Reading Program page for all our upcoming summer storytimes, programs and events!


Fall 2026 Storytimes


Winnie the Pooh Storytime

Tuesday, September 11:00AM
Winnie the Pooh House
39 Main Street

Join us at the charming Winnie the Pooh house for a fun storytime based on A.A. Milne’s Winnie the Pooh story! Ellen Harde will read selections from the original Winnie the Pooh and young participants will have time to explore Westford’s Winnie the Pooh house. This year celebrates the 100-year anniversary as the original book’s publication by A.A. Milne was on on October 14, 1926. This program is for ages 2-6. Questions? Please email us at youthservices@westfordma.gov.

This program is supported by our wonderful Friends of the J.V. Fletcher Library.

Registration is required. Registration is required. Set your calendar reminder as registration of this event opens Tuesday, August 25 at 10:00 a.m.

Winnie the Pooh Storytime

What is Storytime?

Storytime is a fun and interactive learning activity that introduces your child to books; rhymes and rhythm; music and song; puppets; flannelboard stories; taking turns; and being in a group. Each session is geared toward a certain age group and is a great opportunity for your child to socialize with other young children while fostering early literacy and social-emotional skills that are essential for reading readiness.

Why is it important?

  • Encourages a love of learning, books, and the library
  • Develops pre-reading and listening skills
  • Provides group interaction with children of similar ages

Our story times are designed so that you and your child will benefit the most when you attend the one best suited for your child’s age. If you’re unsure which group is best, please ask. We are happy to talk with you about the different storytimes we offer.

Make sure to stop by the library to pick out books together to bring home and share. Ask us for book recommendations appropriate for your child’s interests, reading, and attention level. We love to talk about books! By reading at home, your child will continue to build important pre-literacy skills outside of the library. It can create a lifetime love of reading for you and your child. It will also make your child enjoy storytime at the library that much more!

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