Please check the calendar (right column) at www.lacygnelibrary.org for the most up to date schedule..and to sign up for programs! For all of you who like to plan ahead, Summer Library Camp will be June 6-10, 2016 and the theme is “On your mark, Get Set, Read”, with the overall theme as Sports, Health & Fitness

May 7—7 PM—Star Wars

NO MOVIES IN JUNE OR JULY

ALL MOVIES SHOWN IN SWAN ROOM

BRING THE FAMILY, LAWNCHAIRS & SNACKS

Children under 10 must be with an adult!

SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIES

Calendar—Upcoming Events May 2—Adventures— 4 to 5 )M May 3—Story Hour—10—11 or 4 to 5 (Dandy Lion) May 3—Board Meeting 5 PM May 4—STAR WARS—4 TO 6 PM May 5—7 AM—Community Prayer Breakfast May 7—7 PM—Movie in Swan Room May 9—4 PM—Final Adventures program May 9—6 PM—Colleen Donnelly author visit. May 10—10 to 11 or 4 to 5 (Bird is the Word) May 11—Chamber Meeting at noon May 12—6 to 7:30—Common Garden Problems… May 15—1 to 3 PM—Mary Gunn Funn Cardmaking $10 for supplies. May 17—4 to 6 PM—Reception for Retiring Teachers in the Swan Room (Janette Bennett, Dian Dotts, Meg Holt) May 18—9 to Noon—AMR’s Hands Only Compres sion Day—in the Swan Room. May 18—6 to 8 PM—Brad Allen Trio Jazz/Swing Pro-gram in Swan Room. May 26—6 to 8—Food Preservation 101 May 29—11 to 2—Museum Open House—Lunch for freewill donation. Speaker at 1 PM—Alexander Majors (re-enactor) about the Pony Express in Swan Room. May 30—LIBRARY CLOSED May 31—11:30—Noon Storyteller’s Café begins to serve hot meals for children ages 1 to 18. Adults may eat but there is a charge and reservations must be made a day ahead. Weekdays through Aug. 12th. June 1—11:30—Noon—Story Teller’s Café June 1—Young Historians Perform for Fontana Sr. June 1—6:30 PM—Professor Farquar and the Medi-cine Man Show—fun for the whole family in the Swan Room at the library. June 2—11:30—Noon—Story Teller’s Café June 2—6—&:30 Seasonal Meals—Come Grow with Us. June 3—Southeast Kansas Library Meeting June 4—No Movie June 5—Father’s Day Card Activity with Mary Gunn FUNN ($10) Swan Room June 6-10 Summer Library Camp June 7—Board Meeting—5PM

Story Hours held Tuesdays

at either 10 AM or 4 PM

ages 3-2nd grade

Join Ms. Veda for fun and learning each week!

May 3—Dandy Lion May 10—Bird is the Word

Story Hours for PRESCHOOL—will resume on June 14th.

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cost $10 each and are available

throughout the Southeast Kansas

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several here at La Cygne if you would

like to stop in and get one.

The Adult Summer Reading BINGO

cards will be available in March 2016

and run through July 2016. You could win 2-hour long massages from

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Library District #2 of Linn County

Proud to be a Library Journal Star Library-6 years

Serving La Cygne, Linn Valley, Lincoln Township,

& surrounding area for 110 years.

May 1, 2016 Volume 14 Issue 5

May the Force Be With You….Coming to Library District #2

of Linn County—La Cygne, KS—Wed. May 4th—4:15 PM Children ages 5 and up are invited to a Star Wars Evening at the library. We will open the

doors at 4:15 PM. Open to the first 50 children who sign up. George Westwater will be

here with his R2-D2 type Droid, which he built two years ago with his sons pictured in the

photo with him. George will be available to talk about his Droid, show you how it works

and let you take pictures with it. He will even be bringing some spare parts that you can

look at and touch. Go to www.lacygnelibrary.org click on the May 4th activity in right col-

umn and sign up today.

Besides the Droid, we will have a bunch of Star Wars/R2-D2 type crafts for you to make,

we’ll have some games for you to play, snacks, and a photo booth set up for you to get your

picture taken as we celebrate May 4th & Star Wars. Fun for everyone..Sign up today!

Local Author Visit/Book Signing/Meal-May 9th-6 PM Prairie View graduate Colleen (Jamison) Donnelly will return to La Cygne on Mon-

day, May 9th at 6 PM to share her newest book “Love on a Train”. This will be the

third time Colleen has shared her books with us here at the library. We’ve had a lot

of fun and enjoyed having her return to her roots and share her publishing suc-

cesses. RSVP if you plan to join us for the meal at 6 PM. Author talk will start at

6:30ish. Go to www.lacygnelibrary.org and click on Author visit to sign up.

In Concert: Brad Allen Trio—Wednesday, May 18th—6-8 PM Come join us in the Swan Room at the Library for a music event featuring the Brad Allen

Trio. For those of you who don’t know Brad Allen, he’s an American vocalist, songwriter, and

drummer, based out of Kansas City, MO. He performs and writes music in several genres. Most of

the jazz he performs and writes is straight-ahead. If you enjoy Nat King Cole, Diana Krall, and Harry

Connick Jr., you will probably enjoy his music. Allen’s songwriting and musical style influences are

firmly rooted in the jazz classics. “I see so many people trying to do something new, but to me it’s

all been done before. They seem to think that combining contemporary sounds and other genres

with jazz is an original idea. But most of these ideas were already thoroughly explored by the jazz

fusion bands of the 70’s. What I don’t see in jazz today are people trying to write really good songs

on the same level as the songs that became our jazz standards,” says Allen. “I’m also trying to reach more of the general public with

my music, rather than just the elite jazz crowd. I’ve always enjoyed vocal jazz, and the general public relates more to songs and vo-

calists than instrumental music. That’s why I picked this particular musical direction.” If you enjoy jazz music, bring the family and

come join us for a fun music filled evening. Snacks will be available.

Don’t forget our 1K before K program at the library.

This is a program that you can start with your new-

born child and work on until they complete Kinder-

garten. The goal is to read 1000 books to them.

Reading the same book multiple times counts also.

When they finish they will receive a book.

AMR’s Hands Only Compression Day—May 18th—9 to Noon—Swan

Room. Come in and learn from AMR employees how to do hands only compression.

Learn how you maybe able to help someone until help arrives. They will be set up in

the Swan Room. Plan to join them and learn this technique and mark a BINGO square.

Welcome to the Storyteller Café—Come in for a book and stay for lunch!

Lunches will be served from 11:30 to 12 each day Monday-Friday, starting May 31st and ending August 12th. This year we will be serv-

ing a hot meal each day and should not have to supplement them as much. What I really need is 11 weeks of volunteers to become

Storyteller Café Buddies, you come sit with the children, read to them, play games with them, and you can even eat with them, if you

make a reservation in advance for a meal and pay for it. We are going to have Free Book Fridays where every child who eats on Fri-

day will be given a free book to take home (if you have new books you would like to donate to the cause, we welcome those). We are

planning to have “Career Day” Tuesdays and would like folks to volunteer for that (come in and tell the kids what you do) and on

Wednesday, we are planning to have story tellers, magicians, etc. on some afternoons after the lunch time is over. The other days we

will have books, games and buddy time. If you or your organization, church, bunko club, etc. would like to volunteer for a week or even

a day, please let me know and I’ll get you on the calendar. Looking forward to an Amazing Time with Awesome People at the STORY-

TELLER’S CAFÉ! Summer Lunch Volunteers so far:

Week 1 & 2—Fontana Church of Christ/Heavenly Hot Dogs—Week 3—La Cygne Methodist Church—Week 4—Our Lady of

Lourdes Catholic Church—Week 5—Linn Valley Community Church—Week 6—La Cygne Methodist Church—Week 7 (July

10—Need Volunteers to help)— Week 8 (July 17—Need Volunteers)—Week 9 (July 24—Need Volunteers)—Week 10 (July 31—

Need Volunteers)—Week 11(August 7—Need Volunteers). For Career Day I have Dr. Jaccard, Jada Hodgson, and have talked

with AMR about having a First Responder or Paramedic come. For free book Fridays, we need donations of new or VERY LIGHTLY

USED books.

What is expected of Mentors or Storyteller Café Buddies? Come into the library about 11:15, help serve meals to children, sit at

tables with them, encouraging them to try foods they may think they don’t like, encourage manners, read to them while they eat, visit

with them, ask questions about what their favorite things are, (like foods, books, games, etc) , play card games, checkers, etc with

them, just be an interested adult (we are looking for our mentors to be adults, but in some cases, parents may bring their chil-

dren to serve as PEER Role models for community service projects, this means they pick a table and eat with the children,

visit and talk with peers, play games and help clean up when meal is done). Contact us to volunteer.

Come Grow With Us Programs, National Library Week game night, adult coloring, Adventures with PickWits, Young Historians perform for

Linn & Miami County Retired teachers, and Ms. Veda’s Story Hour fun.

Summer Reading 2016 is just around the corner. We are including this insert in the May

newsletter, so you can look it over, get signed up for the programs that you or your children

wish to attend. Once again we will be signing up online at www.lacygnelibrary.org. This will

not be available until May 7th, but you can make your plans and when you can get in, you

can register for all the events you want.

The theme for the Summer deals with all kinds of Exercise, sports, the Olympics, races, and

activities. We will be utilizing the theme in various ways throughout the summer events. Our

wrap-up activity for the children will be a pool party, where they can “exercise” to their hearts

content, followed by a picnic in the park on July 22nd.

We are trying to offer a variety of programs to meet everyone’s needs this summer. Inside

you will see a calendar set up to show what is going on at the library every day of the week

(so far). There may be a few additions that we will add throughout the summer, but this is a

basic outline of what we will be doing all summer. Always be sure to check the website

(www.lacygnelibrary.org) upcoming events and check the calendar or the list of upcoming

events on the right hand side of the page before traveling to the library for events.

In the June Newsletter we will include a menu for Storyteller Café and instructions on

how to sign up. YOU MUST REGISTER THE DAY BEFORE TO ORDER A HOT MEAL.

We would like to take this time to thank those people who have volunteered so far to help

with that program and remind you that I still need churches, groups, etc. to adopt the last two

weeks in July and the first two weeks in August. Thanks to Fontana Church of Christ, Heav-

enly Hotdogs, La Cygne United Methodist Church, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church,

Linn Valley Community Church, and the PEO organization for adopting the first seven weeks

of Summer Lunch Program. I also need folks to volunteer to come to career Tuesday.

Just a reminder: We MUST stick to the age groups for the camp, art class, and story hours,

because if we allow younger children to attend it is not fair to those who have waited their

turn. Please contact us if there are questions.

ATTENTION: WE HAVE A LOT OF STUFF IN OUR LOST

AND FOUND, IF YOU OR YOUR CHILD IS MISSING SOME-

THING YOU MIGHT CHECK AND SEE IF THEY LEFT IT AT

THE LIBRARY!

Sign up one form per person….pick up forms at library or make copies so you have the calendar on the back for summer use!

I need full name, current age, date of birth in this format 00/00/0000, must have an email address and grade completed on students. If you

sign up online, make your user name your first and last name all lowercase, all together and password is books or we can sign you up off

this form. Bring form in to get a prize.

Participant’s Name:______________________________________________________________________________________________________

Age: _________*Date of birth: ___________________________*Grade just completed ____________________________

*Library Card Number ________________ *Phone number ______________________________________________________

Email address: _____________________________________________________________________________________________

Cell Phone Number (in case of emergencies) ____________________________________________________________________

Parent name or guardian (in case of emergency) _____________________________________________________________

*Food Allergies for kids in cooking class_____________________________________________________________________

We plan to do the following activities. (fill one per child, teen, or adult participating)

_____Summer Library Camp—Must have completed 3rd grade—completed 6th grade) must commit to all 5 days (June 6—10) 9 AM—1 PM. ______Monday Morning Math Group 1 (Monday 9-10 AM for K-2) ______ Monday Morning Math Group 2 (Monday 10-11 AM for 3 and up) ______Preschool Story Hours (Tuesday 10 AM or 3 PM) ages 3 to 5 years old ______ Story Time K-2nd (Wednesday 10:00—11:00) completed Kindergarten to completed 2nd grade. ______ Ms Veda’s Art Time (Monday 1:00-3:00 June 13 & 20 and July 11 & 18) completed 4th grade. ______ Story Hour on the Road (Wednesday 6:30 PM LVL Church) ______ Toddler time (Thursday 9:30-10:00) (1-35 months old parents/caregivers must attend with them) _____ _Kids Cooking (Thursday 12:30—2:30) must have completed 3rd grade. _______Summer Reading Kick-off (Wednesday, June 1st—Professor Farquar—6:30—7:30 FAMILY EVENT) ______ Percussion Magic (Wednesday, June 8th—2:00—3:00 PM) for children ______ Percussion Magic for Adults/Seniors, June 8th—3:30—4:30 (Wednesday) ______Kurso the Curious, June 15—12:00—1:00 PM (Wednesday) ______ Stories from Stigall, June 22—12:00—1:00 PM (Wednesday) ______ Diane Rockwell—Ventriloquist—(Monday)—June 27th—12:00—1:00 PM ______Priscilla Howe Storyteller & Puppets—July 6—12:00—1:00 PM (Wednesday) _______Wild at Heart—Nature Program—July 12—12:00—1:00 PM (Tuesday) _______The Game is Afoot—with Oh My Gosh Josh—July 19—4 to 5 PM (Tuesday) FAMILY EVENT _______The Wizard of Oz (Elsonpeters Puppets) July 20—10 AM (Wednesday) _______Kids Cooking Family Night—July 21—6:30 PM (child must have cooked in classes) _____ _Young Historians (July 25-29) Performances July 29 ______ Teen time Activities (Check the Calendar) _______ Adult Summer Reading (Get your Bingo Card) _____ _ check out books _______Summer Reading Party (July 22) at the park/pool _____Storyteller’s Cafe ______Monday ______Tuesday ______Wednesday ________Thursday_____Friday Reading Goal _____ (you can choose how many books you want to read—adults may read magazines or au-dio books also). Parent’s name & signature ________________________________________________________

The library would like to recognize some donors who are supporting the Summer Lunch program.

These include a grant from Heartland Rural Electric, and donations from United Methodist Women,

United Methodist Men, Ermalee Stites, and Candy Teagarden. Thank you very much for your donations

to help us purchase extra items needed to make Storyteller Café a huge success.

The library would also like to recognize the Baehr Foundation managed by First Option Bank Trust Divi-

sion and thank them for their grant which helped bring entertainers to your library this summer, helped

purchase some items for adult summer reading and helped with summer reading party for children as

well as funding purchase of Lego Mindstorm kits for our STEM programming. THANK YOU!

Sunday Library Schedule

May 29—Museum Luncheon Free will donation—11 to 1 —

Program at 1 PM Alexander Majors & Pony Express (Swan

Room in Library)

June 5—Mary Gunn FUNN Card Party--Father’s Day Fun Crafts (1

to 3 PM)--$10 we will make gift tags and totally macho dad

or man-in-your-life cards. Unique techniques and cards to

make the dad or man in your life know he is special. No

experience needed. Please bring scissors and adhesive.

June 26—Mary Gunn FUNN Card Party--$10 from 1 to

3 PM. No experience needed. Please bring scissors and

adhesive.

July 24-- Mary Gunn FUNN Card Party--$10 from 1 to 3

PM. No experience needed. Please bring scissors and ad-

hesive.

Monday Library Schedule

May 30—Library Closed

June 6—9 AM to 1 PM—Summer Library Camp—Fueling Your En-

gine (limited to 24 & MUST have completed 3rd Gr)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch (Picnic/Field Trip)

June 13—9:00—10:00—Monday Morning Math (K-2) age group

10:00—11:00—Monday Morning Math (3-7) age group

11:30—12:00—Lunch (mentor time)

1:00—3:00—Art (Zentangle with Ms. Veda)

June 20—9:00—10:00—Monday Morning Math (K-2) age group

10:00—11:00—Monday Morning Math (3-7) age group

11:30—12:00—Lunch (mentor time)

1:00—3:00—Art (Zentangle with Ms. Veda)

June 27--9:00—10:00—Monday Morning Math (K-2) age group

10:00—11:00—Monday Morning Math (3-7) age group

11:30—12:00—Lunch (mentor time)

12:00—1:00—Diane Rockwell—Ventriloquist program

July 4—Library Closed

July 11-- 9:00—10:00—Monday Morning Math (K-2) age group

10:00—11:00—Monday Morning Math (3-7) age group

11:30—12:00—Lunch (mentor time)

1:00—3:00—Art (Mosaics with Ms. Veda)

July 18-- 9:00—10:00—Monday Morning Math (K-2) age group

10:00—11:00—Monday Morning Math (3-7) age group

11:30—12:00—Lunch (mentor time)

1:00—3:00—Art (Mosaics with Ms. Veda)

July 25—9:00—11:00—Young Historians

11:30—12:00—Lunch

Aug. 1—11:30—12:00—Lunch

Aug. 8—11:30—12:00—Lunch

Tuesday Library Schedule

May 31—11:30—12:00 Lunch

June 7—9:00—1:00 Camp—The Science of Sports (limited to 24 &

MUST have completed 3rd Gr)

11:30—12:00---Lunch

5:00—Library Board Meeting

June 14—10:00—11:00—Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

3:00—4:00 PM-- Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

6:00—8:00 PM—Teens/Tweens (IRON CHEF)

June 21—10:00—11:00—Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

3:00—4:00 PM-- Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

June 28—10:00—11:00—Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5) with

Ms. Veda

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

3:00—4:00 PM-- Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

July 5—10:00—11:00—Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

3:00—4:00 PM-- Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

5:00—Library Board Meeting

6:00—8:00 PM—Teens/Tweens

July 12—10:00—11:00—Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

12:00-1:00—Wild Heart—Bringing the Heart of the Wild to

to the Heart of the Child—Program from Holts Summit,MO

3:00—4:00 PM-- Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

July 19—10:00—11:00—Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

3:00—4:00 PM-- Preschool Story Hour (ages 3 to 5)

4:00—5:00 PM—“The Game is Afoot” with Oh My Gosh

Josh.

6:00 PM—Friends of Library Annual Meeting

July 26—9:00—11:00 AM—Young Historians

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

Aug. 2—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

5:00—Board Meeting

Aug. 9--11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

Wednesday Library Schedule

June 1—11:00—12:30—Young Historians Perform at Fontana Senior

Citizens

11:30—12:00—Lunch

6:30—7:30—Professor Farquar and the Amazing Medicine

Man Show (for the family)

June 8—9:00—1:00—Summer Library Camp—Motion Commotion

(limited to 24 & MUST have completed 3rd Gr)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch—(Picnic or Field Trip)

2:00—3:00—Percussion Magic for Summer Reading Kick-off)

3:30—4:30—Percussion Magic for Adults

6:30—8:30—Story Hour on the Road at Linn Valley Lakes

Church

Wednesday Library Schedule continued

June 15—10:00—11:00—K-2 Story Hour/Activity Time

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

12:00—1:00—Performer—Korso the Curious

6:30—8:30 PM—Story Hour on the Road at Linn Valley Church

June 22—10:00—11:00—K-2 Story Hour/Activity Time

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

12:00—1:00—Performer—Stories from Stigall

6:30—8:30 PM—Story Hour on the Road at Linn Valley Church

June 29—10:00—11:00—K-2 Story Hour/Activity Time

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

6:30—8:30 PM—Story Hour on the Road at Linn Valley Church

July 6--10:00—11:00—K-2 Story Hour/Activity Time

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

12:00—1:00—Performer—Priscilla Howell Story Teller

6:30—8:30 PM—Story Hour on the Road at Linn Valley Church

July 13—10:00—11:00—K-2 Story Hour/Activity Time

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

3:30—5:00—Senior Citizens Trivia Fun

6:30—8:30 PM—Story Hour on the Road at Linn Valley Lakes

July 20—10:00—11:00—Program—The Wizard of Oz— Elsonpeter

Puppeteers (No Story Hour)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

July 27—9:00—11:00—Young Historians

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

Aug. 3—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

Aug. 10—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

Thursday Library Schedule

June 2—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

6:00—7:30 PM—Come Grow with Us—Seasonal Meals

June 9—9:00—1:00 Summer Camp—Out of the Ordinary (limited to 24

& MUST have completed 3rd Gr)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch (Picnic/Field Trip)

June 16—9:30—10:00---Toddler Time—ages birth to 35 months

(Parents/caregivers must attend and participate with them)

11:30—12:00—Lunch

12:30—2:30—Kid’s Cooking (must have completed 3rd grade)—Grilling

3:00—4:30 PM—Come Grow With Us—Jams & Jellies—Group 1

6:00—7:30 PM—Come Grow With Us—Jams & Jellies—Group 2

June 23—9:30—10:00---Toddler Time—ages birth to 35 months

(Parents/caregivers must attend and participate with them)

11:30—12:00—Lunch

12:30—2:30—Kid’s Cooking (must have completed 3rd grade)—Stovetop

June 30--9:30—10:00---Toddler Time—ages birth to 35 months (Parents/

caregivers must attend and participate with them)

11:30—12:00—Lunch

12:30—2:30—Kid’s Cooking (must have completed 3rd grade)—

Microwave

2:00—4:00 PM—Come Grow With Us—Pressure Canning—

Group 1 (Community Building)

6:00—8:00 PM—Come Grow With Us— Pressure Canning —

Group 2 (Community Building)

continued in next column…..

July 7--9:30—10:00---Toddler Time—ages birth to 35 months (Parents/

caregivers must attend and participate with them)

11:30—12:00—Lunch

12:30—2:30—Kid’s Cooking (must have completed 3rd grade)

—No Bake

2:00—4:00 PM—Come Grow With Us—Salsa—Group 1

(Community Building)

6:00—8:00 PM—Come Grow With Us— Salsa—Group 2

(Community Building)

July 14—9:30—10:00---Toddler Time—ages birth to 35 months

(Parents/caregivers must attend and participate with them)

11:30—12:00—Lunch

12:30—2:30—Kid’s Cooking (must have completed 3rd grade)

—Oven

6:00—7:00—Come Grow With Us—Fall Gardening

July 21—9:30—10:00---Toddler Time—ages birth to 35 months

(Parents/caregivers must attend and participate with them)

11:30—12:00—Lunch

12:30—2:30—Kid’s Cooking (must have completed 3rd grade)

—Crockpot

6:30—Parent Meal fixed by Kid’s Cooking and Program on

Crockpot Meals

July 28—9:00—11:00 Young Historians

11:30—12:00 Lunch

Aug. 4—11:30—12:00 Lunch

Aug. 11—11:30—12:00 Lunch

Friday Library Schedule

June 3—8:00—4:00—Iola meeting (Chris & Janet gone)

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

June 10—9:00—1:00—Summer Camp—Olympics

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch (Picnic/Field Trip)

June 17—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

June 24—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

July 1—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

July 8—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

July 15—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

July 22—Library Closed ALL DAY

10:30—12:00—Swimming Party

12:00—1:00—Picnic Lunch at Park

July 29—9:00—10:00—Young Historians—rehearsal

11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

4:00—Young Historians report to library to dress and eat

5:00—Performance 1 (limit to 25) call to reserve spot

6:00—Performance 2 (limit to 25) call to reserve spot

7:00—Performance 3 (limit to 25) call to reserve spot

Aug. 5—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch

Aug. 12—11:30—12:00—Summer Lunch