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Storytelling programs in the History Clubhouse engage the Missouri History Museum's youngest visitors and their families with historic objects and museum settings through both traditional and contemporary storybooks. These programs are recommended for children ages 2–5 and their families, and each 30-minute session is free. Storytelling takes place virtually on Fridays from 10:30–11:00am.

Stay after Storytelling, or log in later, on the second and fourth Fridays of the month for a Spanish-language storytelling program from 11:00-11:30am.

JULY THEMES:

• Believe Project Storytelling with the St. Louis Black Authors of Children’s Literature featuring Rock What You Got by Aja La’Starr (July 3)
• Make Music, followed by Crear Música (July 10)
• Believe Project Storytelling with the St. Louis Black Authors of Children’s Literature featuring Biz is a Wiz by Mikey Wren (July 17)
• Trip to the Zoom, followed by Viaje al Zoológico (July 24)
• I Scream for Ice Cream (July 31)

AUGUST THEMES:

• Believe Project Storytelling with the St. Louis Black Authors of Children’s Literature featuring Be Yourself by Pamela Hornsby-Irvin (August 7)
• Let’s Dance, followed by Vamos a bailar(August 14)
• Believe Project Storytelling with the St. Louis Black Authors of Children’s Literature featuring Chin Up Chest Out by Pancho Rucker (August 21)
• Hello Beach, followed by Hola mar (August 28)

Visit the Missouri History Museum's website for Zoom links to participate. Storytelling programs hosted by St. Louis Black Authors of Children's Literature will also be shared on their Facebook page.