Summer Storywalks®
In collaboration with the Falmouth Library Youth Services, Highfield presents a Storywalk ® along the ADA Accessible Historic Beech Tree Path from February – December each year.
The walk begins at the gravel parking lot entrance and travels down among the musical instruments and beautiful historic Beech trees which are over 100 years old! Families can enjoy the serene setting while reading a story together. Copies of the books will be available to borrow from the library or to purchase in the Highfield Hall Gift Shop.
Storywalk Schedule 2026
May 4 — Mole Music by David McPhail
May 18 — What Will These Hands Make? by Nikki McClure
June 15 — So Many Years: A Juneteenth Story by Anne Wynter
June 22 — The Fairy Garden by Georgia Buckthorn
June 29 — America the Beautiful
July 6 — Summer Song by Kevin Henkes
July 13 — America the Beautiful
July 20 — Fiona Builds a Fairy House by Kristen Dickson
July 27 — Wonder Walkers by Micha Archer
August 3 — The Ugly Vegetables by Grace Lin
August 10 — Very Good Hats by Emma Straub
August 17 — America the Beautiful
August 24 — The Fairy Garden by Georgia Buckthorn
August 31 — Here We Come! by Janna Matthies
September 7 — America the Beautiful
September 14 — The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds
September 21 — A Big Mooncake for Little Star by Grace Lin
September 28 — When Fall Comes: Connecting with Nature as the Days Grow Shorter by Aimée M. Bissonette
October 5 — When Fall Comes: Connecting with Nature as the Days Grow Shorter by Aimée M. Bissonette
October 12 — Rock Your Mocs by Laurel Goodluck
October 19 — Wampanoag Seasons by Carrie Anne Vanderhoop
October 26 — Wampanoag Seasons by Carrie Anne Vanderhoop
November 2 — Berry Song by Michaela Goade
November 9 — Keepunumuk: Weeâchumun’s Thanksgiving Story by Danielle Greendeer
November 23 — The Winter Visitors by Karel Hayes
November 30 — The Night Before Christmas
December 7 — The Night Before Christmas
December 18 — The Mitten: A Ukrainian Folktale by Jan Brett
The StoryWalk® concept was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and was developed with the help of Rachel Senechal, Kellogg-Hubbard Library.
This series is made possible with the help of the Falmouth Public Library .