Bring on Week 5!! Wow, really? Week 5?? This week and next and then we’re DONE with summer reading programs! (Although kids have through the 10th to read toward their goals)
This week, we name our library Gnome! You have until 5:00 to vote on our Facebook page and those of you attending tonight’s program get to vote as well. By 7:30 tonight, our gnome will be named! Don‘t worry if your name idea doesn’t win… you can still find him each week he hides! He moves to a new location to the library every Monday. If you find him, you fill out a raffle ticket and get a chance at a prize at the end of the summer.
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This week at the library:
Monday: Garden Gnome program; 6:30pm. Come name our gnome! We’ll read a story, vote on his “gname” and do a craft!
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Tuesday: Core; 10am. The weekly program for children entering K-1st in the Fall. Advanced registration is required.
Underground; 12pm. The weekly program for children entering 2nd- 3rd in the Fall. Advanced registration is required.
Subterrane; 2pm. The weekly program for children entering 4-7th grade in the Fall. Advanced registration is required.
Wednesday: iDig Storytimes; 10:30 and 12:30. Drop-by storytimes for kids who were 2-5 as of last September. No registration required.
Library Board Meeting; 5:00pm. The monthly meeting of the library board of directors. This meeting is open to the public and is held in the library program room.
Lit and Lemonade: Jaws; 6pm. You may have seen the movie a hundred times but have you read the book? Read Peter Benchley’s Jaws and come discuss in the gazebo over lemonade!
That’s what’s up for this week as far as programs. But for you readers, as many of us are more firmly into vacation time, we’ve got you covered with traditional books, magazines, and audios… eBooks, eAudiobooks, and now digital magazines! Easy to download even when you can’t get into the library, so check out more details in the article we posted last week.
As always, if you have any questions on programs or the library in general, please stop in, call or visit our website!
