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Spread the word! Summer Reading, prizes, fun events, and story times are happening at the Cannon Beach Library this summer. From June 17th through August 19th, we’re inviting Summer Readers from babies to young adults to “Find Your Voice!” Come explore how to wield the power of your “voice” – words, writing, art, music, and actions – to express yourself and help shape your world.
How to Participate:
Don’t live here? No problem – keep playing, email us your game board, and we’ll send you the prizes and put your name in for the grand prize drawing.
EVENTS:
Kick-Off Celebration and Find Your Art! Saturday, June 17: 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Refreshments and door prizes! Come pick up summer reading bags and a FREE BOOK. Make musical instruments with artist Miss Karen, who will help participants create and decorate tambourines and kazoos.
Find Your Music! Wednesday, July 19: 11a.m – 12 p.m. Children’s music program led by musician Gabrielle Macrae. Come sing, groove, and feel the vibes of exploring your voice through music.
Find Your Oregon! Saturday, August 5: 2 p.m. Children’s author and illustrator Andy Bauer of Portland will lead a story time and discuss his book “ABC’s of Oregon.” Come learn about the geography of Oregon through letters and words. Also come learn about illustrating and writing books for children – all ages welcome.
Find Your Story Time! Thursday, June 22 and July 27: 2 p.m. Join us for bilingual story time exploring words and language.
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