Event Type : Macomb County

Learn how popular games were started, see game artifacts and displays and learn how toys and games influenced culture and society.

Museum hours are as follows:

• 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Wednesday
• 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday-Saturday

This exhibit shows off approximately 250 artifacts—including antique dolls, games and toys. There are also many interactive floor games for kids to play.

Times for this event are:

• 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Wednesday
• 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday-Saturday

Kids work in teams or alone on some challenging quizzes about animals. Two sessions: 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 2-4:30 p.m.

Learn all about amphibians this Leap Year with discussions on amphibian habitats, populations, diet and more.

Learn how popular games were started, see game artifacts and displays and learn how toys and games influenced culture and society.

Museum hours are as follows:

• 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Wednesday
• 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday-Saturday

This exhibit shows off approximately 250 artifacts—including antique dolls, games and toys. There are also many interactive floor games for kids to play.

Times for this event are:

• 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Wednesday
• 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday-Saturday

Kids learn basic proper etiquette with certified etiquette instructor Kim Parr. Class will begin with a Cookie Tea. Ages 6-13. Registration required.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Moms and sons hit up one last dance for the Valentine’s season. Registration required.

Moms and their little men can come out and enjoy a live DJ, dinner, photo opportunities and a special treat at the end of the night.

Check out CARE of Southeast Michigan’s 25th annual conference. Embrace being a parent while learning tips and tools for all kids of all ages while viewing 35 local exhibits with multiple resources. Registration required.

This mom 2 mom sale offers gently-used kids gear, clothing and toys at greatly reduced prices.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Kids can interact with smaller animals up close, such as snakes and lizards, and see bigger animals from afar. They will also learn about how to take care of an exotic pet. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Kids can interact with smaller animals up close, such as snakes and lizards, and see bigger animals from afar. They will also learn about how to take care of an exotic pet. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Kids 14 and younger can come check out everything the gym has to offer—ninja gym, dance and gymnastics. Membership not required.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Trained therapy dogs don’t judge or interrupt. That’s why they visit the library and sit with kids as they practice their reading skills.

Come watch the Netflix series and children’s book come life. Help Baby Llama find his red pajamas and sing and dance with him and his family.

Come watch the Netflix series and children’s book come life. Help Baby Llama find his red pajamas and sing and dance with him and his family.

Kids in grades 6-12 can will have the opportunity to do numerous science experiments at this library event. Registration required.

Chinese acrobats that defy gravity with amazing displays of flexibility and balance. Special effects and Chinese music, too.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

There’s traditional Irish music and tons of Irish fun in store at the library.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Kids 14 and younger can come check out everything the gym has to offer—ninja gym, dance and gymnastics. Membership not required.

The March installment of this monthly features workshops with the Detroit Children’s Theater.

This event features Polish and Irish music, dancing, food and more in celebration of good ol’ St. Patrick and St. Joseph, too.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

The show is based on African wildlife through the eyes of Bob Poole, an Emmy Award-winning natural history cinematographer.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how everyone’s favorite breakfast condiment is made and have a bite on your favorite sweet dairy treat. Ages 4-plus. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Kids 14 and younger can come check out everything the gym has to offer—ninja gym, dance and gymnastics. Membership not required.

Tap a maple tree, make a maple-themed craft, learn how sap becomes syrup and round it all off with a syrup taste-test.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Come watch Elsa and Anna on the stage. Based on the Disney movie, Frozen.

Come watch Elsa and Anna on the stage. Based on the Disney movie, Frozen.

Join us for fun with beloved Dr. Seuss characters from the Cat In The Hat as they read their book and make balloon animals (while supplies last). This event will be held in the Dick’s Sporting Goods Court from 4:30-5:30 p.m. and is free to attend.

The Macomb Mall Kids Club is intended for children 10 and under. Macomb Mall reserves the right to change or cancel an event without notice.

This sale offers more than 100 tables of children’s items on sale. No strollers until 9 a.m.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Little ones can visit with Mr. E. Bunny and receive a surprise. There will also be games, crafts, live farm animals, inflatables and more. Registration required.

Join the library for their 4th comic con event. There will be panels, workshops, games, crafts and much more. Fun for all ages.

Come watch Elsa and Anna on the stage. Based on the Disney movie, Frozen.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Learn how to identify maple trees and the history of sugar making. Enjoy a special treat by the bonfire and see how maple syrup is made. Registration required.

Come watch Elsa and Anna on the stage. Based on the Disney movie, Frozen.

Kids 14 and younger can come check out everything the gym has to offer—ninja gym, dance and gymnastics. Membership not required.

Come watch Elsa and Anna on the stage. Based on the Disney movie, Frozen.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

This exhibit shows off approximately 250 artifacts—including antique dolls, games and toys. There are also many interactive floor games for kids to play.

Times for this event are:

• 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Wednesday
• 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday-Saturday

Learn how popular games were started, see game artifacts and displays and learn how toys and games influenced culture and society.

Museum hours are as follows:

• 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Wednesday
• 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday-Saturday

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

This fourth annual sale offers over 100 tables of gently-used kids’ gear and the “Dad Cave” area where guys can sell sports equipment, tools collectibles and more.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Learn how popular games were started, see game artifacts and displays and learn how toys and games influenced culture and society.

Museum hours are as follows:

• 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Wednesday
• 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday-Saturday

This exhibit shows off approximately 250 artifacts—including antique dolls, games and toys. There are also many interactive floor games for kids to play.

Times for this event are:

• 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Wednesday
• 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday-Saturday

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.

Story time sessions run throughout the year. The next session runs the week of Sept. 10 through the week of Oct. 8. Registration for residents begins two weeks before the start date, but only one week ahead for nonresidents. Registration is required.