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Summer Reading, fun, prizes, and events are all happening at the library this summer. Our theme is “Find Your Voice!” and participants from pre-k to young adults are encourages to build, create, unleash, express, and free. The kick-off celebration is Saturday, June 17th from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. in the library. The event will include refreshments, art crafting, and registration – pick up a FREE BOOK and summer reading bag. Participants can sign up any time throughout the summer at the library or online.
EVENTS:
June 17: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Find Your Art! Make and decorate your own musical instruments with children’s art specialist Miss Karen
July 19: 11a.m – 12 p.m. Find Your Music! Children’s music program led by musician Gabrielle Macrae
August 5: 2 p.m. Find Your Oregon! Children’s author and illustrator Andy Bauer of Portland will read from and discuss his book “ABC’s of Oregon”
Story Time: Dates TBD
Our 2022 Summer Reading Program “Read Beyond the Beaten Path” ended on August 31. Congratulations to Emelia, Genevieve, and Skylar, our winners of the grand prize drawings. Thank you to Erica and Jennifer at Child’s Play in Cannon Beach for donating a beautiful gift basket.
We’d also like to thank Hannah Buschert, Erik Ostrander, Mindy Hardwick, and Peggy Thom for donating their time and talents to help develop interesting and engaging programs for our summer readers. And finally, a big thank you to all the families who participated; we had 31 young readers join the program this year. We had a lot of fun – we hope you did too, and can’t wait to see you all back for next year’s program. Great job readers!
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