| NOTICE OF LIBRARY CLOSING Herrick District Library will be closed on Wednesday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day. The following weekly programs are also cancelled on Wednesday: - Story Time at the Farmer's Market - Reading Buddies - Book Nibblers story time There will also be no Family Stories story time on Saturday, 7/7 |
| | Next week: Master of the Month: Pollock Saturday, July 14 2:00pm Artist Cynthia Hagedorn will lead a brief lecture on Jackson Pollock followed by a workshop. Click here to register! Jackson Pollock was an American painter known for his experimentation in painting techniques and his abstract style. Learn about his life and times and then splash some paint with us! It's a great way to celebrate the USA! Age 14+ only please. Registration limited to 20. |
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| | Auto Repair Resources Need some help with your summer repair projects? Click here to access Chiltons manuals and more. |
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Drop-in Crafts for Kids & Teens MONDAY, JULY 2 Main Library (Note that this week's crafts are on Monday due to the holiday) For Children 4 years - 2nd grade: 11:00am - 1:00pm Make a star using glow-in-the-dark beads; perfect for celebrating the 4th of July. Children's Activity Room For Children 2nd - 5th grade: 2:00pm - 4:00pm Make a pom-pom shooter. Children's Activity Room For Teens: 7:00 pm on Monday, 7/2 or Tuesday, 7/3 Constellation t-shirts! Bring your own black t-shirt. Teen Activity Room Drop-in Crafts for Kids MONDAY, JULY 2 2:00 - 4:00pm North Branch Celebrate the 4th of July week by stopping in the north branch to make a special craft. |
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| Kid Tunes at Noon in Kollen Park FRIDAY, July 6 11:40am Kollen Park Bandshell We're the opening act for the Huntington Bank Kid Tunes at Noon concert on Friday! Come join us at 11:40 am for a fun event. We'll also be there with information on the summer reading program, if you have yet to sign up. We're excited for the show at noon. Here's a bit about the performer, who promises to "inspire like a rock star": Few presenters have been compared to both Dale Carnegie and David Bowie. Fewer still have the honor of being called "part Monty Python, part Dr. Seuss" by the Washington Post. Thaddeus Rex, a PBS veteran, left his segment on the Emmy Award Winning show, 'The Friday Zone' to create the 'Read Like a Rock Star' program and went on to inspire over a million kids across America to learn to love reading & writing. |
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