Family Friendly Events in the Triad: Sep 15–18, 2026

The week of Tuesday, Sep 15 brings a light family slate to the Piedmont Triad. Storytime and toddler art programs run on Tuesday. A library folk traditions talk, a downtown puzzle meet, and a homeschool science class follow through Friday.

Tuesday, Sep 15: The Clemmons Branch Library holds Toddler Storytime at 9:30 AM. Children build language skills, explore letters and sounds, and discover new words through stories, music, rhymes, and interactive play. The Central Library in Winston-Salem holds Book Babies at 10 AM, where caregivers read and sing with their babies. The Miller Park Community Center runs a Toddler Art Class from 10 to 11 AM, and the class repeats on Tuesday, Sep 22. The South Fork Community Center leads a Patterson Farm Tour from 9:30 AM to 3 PM.

Wednesday, Sep 16: The Walkertown Branch Library hosts Rootwork & Hoodoo, a program on African American folk traditions, at 6 PM. The Town of Lewisville runs Let's Play Pennies from 1 to 4 PM.

Thursday, Sep 17: Puzzle Palooza meets at the Morehead Park Trailhead on the Downtown Greenway in Greensboro. Bring puzzles to swap.

Friday, Sep 18: The Piedmont Environmental Center in High Point holds an Elementary/Middle Homeschool Days class on amphibians. The class looks at how amphibians serve as pest control and as bioindicators.

These picks span four sources: the Forsyth County Public Library calendar, the City of Winston-Salem calendar, the Greensboro visitor calendar, and the Town of Lewisville. Check each listing for times, registration rules, and age recommendations.