The Plymouth History Center is set to hold a children’s Story Time series 10-10:30 a.m. select Tuesdays each month throughout 2026 at 3605 Fernbrook Lane N.

Geared toward families with elementary-age children, the free events are designed to engage younger audiences and spark interest in learning. Each session will feature a story read out loud, followed by a hands-on activity tied to the story’s theme.

Upcoming Story Time dates and topics include:

• Jan. 6 – Ice fishing
• Feb. 3 – Winter Olympics
• March 3 – Baby animals
• April 7 – Birds
• May 5 – Flowers
• June 2 – Pollinators
• June 9 – Rocks
• June 16 – Juneteenth
• June 23 – Summer treats
• June 30 – Extreme weather
• July 7 – Fourth of July
• July 14 – Local wildlife
• July 21 – Aviation
• July 28 – Space
• Aug. 4 – Farming
• Aug. 11 – Trains and railroads
• Aug. 18 – Camping
• Aug. 25 – Fruits and vegetables - canceled
• Sep. 1 – Minnesota wildlife
• Oct. 6 – Bats
• Nov. 3 – Indigenous peoples
• Dec. 1 – Winter activities

The events are free and open to the public; registration is not required.

About The Plymouth History Center

Built in 1885 as the town of Plymouth’s municipal building, the museum is open to the public 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, and the first Saturday of every month. The building features:

• Rotating exhibits
• A research room to browse old newspapers, yearbooks and documents
• Audio recording space for oral history projects
• Photos and historical models
• A timeline of the city’s history and more