The Kenton County Public Library announced on Apr. 27 that it will host the Big Covington Playdate on May 9 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at its Covington Branch, located at 502 Scott Blvd.
The event is designed to offer hands-on and sensory-friendly activities for young children, with support from various community partners who will provide additional interactive experiences. Attendees will receive a free book and a ‘play recipe’ kit to encourage continued learning and play at home.
The library promotes cultural engagement through genealogy resources, educational programs, and community events, according to the official website. It also features amenities such as a drive-thru window, free parking, business center, and accessible meeting spaces.
As part of a tax-supported public institution, the Kenton County Public Library preserves history, enriches communities, and promotes learning for lifelong readers according to its official website. The Local History and Genealogy Department is housed within the library.
Services are extended throughout Covington and the surrounding Kenton County area by providing free access to books, media, and other community resources through its branches. Lending services, educational programs, and meeting spaces are available for public use at all locations. The Covington Branch opened in 1904 according to information from the library’s official website.
