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LIBRARY & MUSEUM NEWS LIBRARY CLOSED LABOR DAY WEEKEND LIBRARY PROGRAMS Do you wonder how we keep track of and account for all CHILDREN (303-335-4821) the materials in the Library?The answer is we take a physical FRI, Sept.20•5-5:30 PM• Teddy Bear Sleep Over inventory. It's a big task, so Labor Day weekend is perfect for Imagine the magical events that happen when the Library this and to perform some building maintenance, too.We ap- is closed? Find out what they are when you bring your favor- preciate your patience while we close for the holiday weekend, ite stuffed animal to sleep over at the Library! Enjoy stories, and we are confident you will be pleased with the results. snacks, and tuck your animal in for the night. Come back Normal business hours resume Tuesday, September 3. Saturday morning to pick up your stuffed animal and see photos of the adventures they had!All ages are welcome. THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Summer Reading Programs were a big success again this TUE, Sept.24• 11-12:30 PM• Homeschool Open House year,with record numbers of children participating in the Come learn about library resources for homeschooling. traditional incentive-based program and the new activities- Children will take a tour of the Library,have some library based early literacy program. Special thanks to our many local skills instruction, and play a library game.We'll also have businesses and other organizations for donating goods and refreshments and talk about what the Library can do to help prizes that helped make this a summer to remember! you educate your children. For more information, e-mail Assorted Goods Sweet Cow History Colorado ChildrensReference OaLouisvilleCO.gov. Chick fil-A The LoCo Yo Center Costco Vic's Lakeside Amuse- THUR, Oct. 17. 6-7 PM• Pumpkin Painting 6' Louisville Farmer's Boulder County Fair ment Park Costume Swap Market Denver Museum of Louisville Library Bring an old costume to swap and create some fun Hal- Martino'c Pizzeria Nature &Science Foundation loween crafts! It's not necessary to bring a costume if you do Old Chicago Denver Rapids Louisville Rec Center not have one to exchange. Old Friends Elitch Gardens Panes Bread Heritage Square SAT,Nov. 16• 11:00-Noon • Ninjago Party(ages 5-10) Have you read all the LEGO Ninjago books? Have you AMERICAN GIRL DOLLS watched all the movies? Come make ninja crafts, hear ninja The Library is circulating two new American Girl Dolls: stories, and learn martial arts moves. Ninja attire welcome! Cecile and Marie-Grace. Children may take one home for TEENS (303-335-4845) 3 weeks.Each doll comes in a backpack with 3 books and a October 13-19• Teen Read Week journal for children to write about the adventures they have Join us for special events focused on this year's theme, with the doll. Check one out at the Children's Services desk. Seek the Unknown @ the Library. ON THE SAME PAGE ADULTS (303-335-4820) Join Louisville, Superior, and Lafayette reading and Boost your career-seeking skills with professional guid- discussing the same book. Programs will be held in all three ance: September 4, 6-8 PM, Creating a Career Plan and communities in September and October, all inspired by The October 2, 6-8 PM ❖ Writing Effective Cover Letters. Night Circus, by Erin Morgenstern. Book clubs may attend any of three book discussions: September 9, 11, and 24. MUSEUM EVENTS BROWN BAG DISCUSSION:My Two Hometowns:Louisville SAT,Sept.28 • 9:30 AM ❖ La Farge to Memory Square and Lafayette THURS,Sept. 5 ❖ Noon—1 PM ❖ Library Meet at the Historical Museum for this tour,which focuses Meeting Room Participants are welcome to bring a lunch. on early Louisville neighborhoods, schools, and churches. HISTORIC WALKING TOURS The suggested donation to the Louisville Historical Commission is SAT,Sept. 14 • 9:30 AM • Main Street Stories $5 per person. Meet on the front steps of the Library for this tour. Summer 2013 4