The
End of the Trail: How the Western Movie Rode Into the Sunset
Thursday,
April 10th 6:00 pm
Whidbey
Reads and Humanities Washington Speakers Bureau present Robert Horton and a conversation
about the Western movies of the late 1960s and early '70s, and what these films
say about the culture of that period. Funded by Humanities Washington and
Friends of the Oak Harbor Library.
Astronomy
for Everyone
Monday,
April 21st 6:30 pm
Island
County Astronomical Society of Washington is dedicated to general astronomy,
education, and encouragement of public appreciation for the art and science of
observing. Each meeting includes presentations of basic astronomy principles
and other select topics. No experience necessary.
Teen
Time @ the Library - Felties!
Wednesday,
May 7th 3:00 pm
Bring
your friends and relax at the library. Play games, talk about your favorite
books, or make the monthly DIY project. This month's project: Felties! Sew your
own felt creatures.
Earn
Community Service Hours!
Walk
with the library at the Holland Happening Parade, and you can earn 3 hours of
community service. It’s easy, fun, and there will be doughnuts! Every
year the library walks in the parade, and you can show your love for the
library with us. This year’s parade is on Saturday, April 26th.
Meet at the library at 9:45 am to first enjoy your doughnut. We head down
to the parade lineup at 10:00 am, and the parade starts at 11:00. We’re
usually finished by 1:00 pm, at the Ace Hardware parking lot. Let me know
if you’d like to come along, and bring a friend!
Visit
the Sno-Isle Teens page on the library website
Sno-Isle Teens is your one-stop shop
for library fun and information. Not only can you find all sorts of
homework resources, you can answer poll questions, read and write book reviews,
learn about contests, and discover your next favorite book. Speaking of
contests, the voting for your favorite Teen Tech Month video will begin soon.
Watch
the page so you’ll know when voting begins!
In the
meantime, I’m planning some exciting things for summer and beyond. Stay
tuned for some big announcements about new summer reading contests and events.
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