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<br /> <br />SUMMER READING PROGRAM JUNE 1 - AUGUST 1 <br /> <br />With summer here, the Summer Reading Programs <br />will 111ere are movies, reading lists, <br />prizes, and more for adults, teens, and children participating in <br />111ese programs are funded in part <br />by the Louisville Public Library Foundation. Sign-up now at <br />the Adult Services Information Desk. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Top Ten Reasons to Join Summer Reading: <br />([!)Burn calories walking up the Library's stairs to the second <br />floor <br /> <br />to your children that you can read too <br />in our air-conditioned building during the hot <br /> <br /> <br />summer <br />to win more prizes than your children <br />0Socialize with your neighbors: June 5, Family Movie Night <br />Event"Bedtime Stories" (PG) <br />and <br />ancient ruins: July 23, "Southwest Archaeology" slide show, <br />7:00 PM <br />staff happy <br />out the truth about Baby Doe Tabor: June 18, <br />"Those Amazing Tabors;' 7 :00 PM <br />some Colorado trivia <br />It's free and you're under no obligation to do anything - <br />it's just for fun! <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Calling all children to "Be Creative @ Your Library" this <br />summer. Children will receive a free <br />book and have a chance to participate <br />in many fun events, and, of course, <br />prizes generously donated by Lake- <br />side Amusement Park, the Louisville <br />Recreation Center, and these local <br />merchants: <br />Applebee's .:. Build-A-Bear .:. Whole Foods <br />Boulder County Fair Elitch Gardens Chipotle <br />Farmer's Market of Louisville:. Fish 'n Farm <br />Theaters <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />This year's "Charity Challenge" recipient will be the Spirit <br />Horse Alliance, a Louisville nonprofit that connects people and <br /> <br /> <br />challenge is for children to log 14,000 of reading so that the <br />Louisville Public Library Foundation will donate $500 to the <br />local charity selected. <br /> <br /> <br />~Friday,June 5, 7:00 PM (all ages) Family Movie Night <br />"Bedtime Stories" <br /> <br />~Monday,June 8,10:30 AM (all ages) Rhythm, Rhyme, <br />Story, and Song - Bonnie Phipps tickles your imagination <br />with lots of songs and stories using her unusual instruments <br />as accompaniment. Kids can join in! <br /> <br />~ Monday, June 15, 1-3 PM (ages 9-11, pre-register) <br />Sci-Fi Fun - A fun and creative writing class. <br /> <br />~ l11Ursday, June 18, 1-2:30 PM (all ages, pre-register) <br />Be Creative-paints, crayons, and glue...OH MY! <br /> <br />~Monday,June 22,11:00 AM (all ages) Rhythm, Fun & <br />"The Percussion Lady" - Make <br />music with Helen and her vast array of percussion instru- <br />ments. <br /> <br /> <br />~ l11Ursday, June 25,1:00 PM (ages 9-11, pre-register) <br />Once Upon A Time - Caroline Stutson, local children's book <br />author, will share stories that take us away and bring us home <br />agam. <br /> <br />~ Tuesday, June 30, 2:30 PM (all ages) Fairy tale Frivol- <br />ity starring Denise and Mitzy - Hear about the Egyptian <br />Cinderella and a new fractured fairy tale created from your <br />suggestions. Use their puppets or bring your own...! <br /> <br />~ Tuesday, July 7, 6:30 PM (all ages)"Catch the Rhythm! <br />/ Viva el Ritmo!" - From hilarious anecdotes to Flamenco <br />footwork, these stories, raps, and songs celebrate the rhythms <br />in language and everyday life with Christopher Maier. <br /> <br />~ Thursday, July 16,6:30 PM (all ages) Mr. Shine - Our very <br />own Mr. Shine brings an interactive action packed program <br />with original music, fun puppets, and exciting magic. <br /> <br />~Monday,July 20,11:00 AM (all ages) Keep It Clean- <br />Creek Critters Puppets show us how to protect and conserve <br />water. <br /> <br />~Monday,July 27 (pre-registration required) <br />WOW Museum Presents Creative Science 111ese creative <br />science workshops let you enjoy hands-on science projects and <br />crafts: <br />+ 10:15-10:45 AM, preschool through grade 2 <br />+ 11:15-12:15 AM, grades 3-6 <br /> <br />