Southold Free Library 53705 Main Road ~ PO Box 697 ~ Southold, NY 11971 ~ (631) 765-2077 http://southoldlibrary.org July & August 2013 A special thank you to the Friends of the Library for their generous support which has made it possible for us to provide all the amazing summer programs you’ll find inside. Don’t forget: Registration is required. We March At Noon A Southold favorite event ~ the Village Merchants’ hometown parade, is a terrific way for the community to come together and celebrate our Nation’s birthday. Anyone who wishes to march along with the library is more than welcome. We’ll be lining up on Maple Ave, across from the firehouse, at 11:30 am. Be a part of this festive day! Thank you for supporting your library’s budget. Our latest venture is to offer patrons packets of heirloom seeds. Check out regionally adapted seeds and grow your own fruits, vegetables, herbs and/ or ornamental flowers. At the end of the season, we ask users to save the seeds and return them to the library. You can help start our seed library program. Speaking of seeds and growing, browse our gardening books selection. There are also maga- zine titles: Birds and Blooms, Fine Gardening, Garden Gate, and Long Island Gardening Quar- terly which can be borrowed for a week. They are shelved in the upstairs reading area. Planting an idea... Summer Gardening With Sonomi Obinata & friends Thursdays, July 11, 18, 25, August 1 6-8 pm All Ages An open volunteer opportunity to gather at the Southold Elementary School’s Commu- nity Garden for planting, weeding, and har- vesting. On Thursday, August 8 at 5 pm, all volunteers are welcome to enjoy a “Veggie Feast” at Southold Library to celebrate our garden work. The Friends Book Cottage is open for sales and donations Saturdays 10 am-3 pm and Wednesdays 11 am-3 pm. The proceeds from book sales benefit the library throughout the year including the Summer Programs.
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Southold Free Library53705 Main Road ~ PO Box 697 ~ Southold, NY 11971 ~ (631) 765-2077
http://southoldlibrary.org July & August 2013
A special thank you to the Friends of the Libraryfor their generous support which has made it possible for us to provide all the amazing
summer programs you’ll find inside.
Don’t forget: Registration is required.
We March At NoonA Southold favorite event ~ the Village Merchants’ hometown parade, is a terrific way for the community to come together and celebrate our Nation’s birthday.
Anyone who wishes to march along with the library is more than welcome. We’ll be lining up on Maple Ave, across from the firehouse, at 11:30 am. Be a part of this festive day!
Thank you forsupporting your
library’s budget.
Our latest venture is to offer patrons packets of heirloom seeds. Check out regionally adapted seeds and grow your own fruits, vegetables, herbs and/or ornamental flowers. At the end of the season, we ask users to save the seeds and return them to the library. You can help start our seed library program.Speaking of seeds and growing, browse our gardening books selection. There are also maga-zine titles: Birds and Blooms, Fine Gardening, Garden Gate, and Long Island Gardening Quar-terly which can be borrowed for a week. They are shelved in the upstairs reading area. P
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With Sonomi Obinata & friendsThursdays, July 11, 18, 25, August 1
6-8 pmAll Ages
An open volunteer opportunity to gather at the Southold Elementary School’s Commu-nity Garden for planting, weeding, and har-vesting. On Thursday, August 8 at 5 pm, all volunteers are welcome to enjoy a “Veggie Feast” at Southold Library to celebrate our garden work.
The Friends Book Cottage is open for sales and donations
Saturdays 10 am-3 pm andWednesdays 11 am-3 pm. The
proceeds from book sales benefit the library throughout the year
including the Summer Programs.
Summer Reading Clubs2 ½ to Grade 5 in September
In person registration beginsMonday, June 24.
Receive your bag of fun stuff and an invitation to the Summer Reading Club’s Kick Off Celebration, “Monkey Monkey Music Outdoor Concert” at Sil-versmith’s Corner Tuesday, July 9 from 6-6:45 pm.
Little DiggersAges 2 ½ to entering Kindergarten in September.
Adults and children read at least 20 books together and record the titles on your reading record. For every 5 books completed, earn a prize. Complete and hand in your reading
record by Thursday, August 8 and come to our final celebration, an outdoor Nature Craft Fair on Friday, August 9 from 5-7 pm!
Sprouts: Reading on My OwnYoungsters entering grades 1-5 in September.No minimum number of books to read. Stop in the Library and update your reading record. For every 5 books completed, earn a prize. Readers have the option to keep track of TIME SPENT READING instead of the number of books read(see Miss Dana for details). Complete and hand in your reading record by Thursday, August 8 and come to our final celebra-tion, an outdoor Nature Craft Fair on Friday, August 9 from 5-7 pm!
Teen Reading ProgramGrades 6-12 in September
Teens! Kick-off your summer beginningMonday, June 24.
Register and receive a summer sport pack filled with Bingo sheets, booklists and more.
On each Bingo sheet, follow the instructions on each square; complete a row for 1 raffle, complete 2 rows for 2 raffles and fill all squares for 4 raffles! Prize drawings will be held on July 12 and 26. On Friday August 9 all raffle tickets will be submit-ted for the Grand Prize! Please see Miss Penny for details.
Reading program ends with an outdoor Nature Craft Fair on Friday August 9 from 5-7 pm.
Final Celebration: Nature Craft Fair!Friday, August 9 5-7 pm All Ages
Our final summer program offers our own local craftsmen and women. Tables will be set up on the library’s lawn where kids can create with natural materials: beach art,
mosaics, nature prints, painting, etc. Enjoy a hot dog off the grill afterwards.This is a family friendly event that everyone will enjoy.
Read great books throughout the summer and battle it out at
Stony Brook Universityon Saturday, August 10.
See details on Teen Program page.
Program registration forms are available online and in the library.
Outdoor Game NightWith Heather Bitka & Miss DanaFriday, July 5 7-8:30 pm Grades K-3Kick off the summer with fun activities and games!Play flashlight tag on the cottage lawn, decorate the parking lot with large colorful chalk drawings and more!
Read with Noah, Our Dog-Eared FriendWith Barbara SeveriniMondays: July 8, 15, 22, and 29 10-12 noonGrades K-4Noah is back. He’s a certified, specially trained dog who listens quietly to young readers helping them become more confident with reading out
loud without fear of criticism. Sign up for a 15-minute time slot for your child to read with Noah.
Glass Jar ScienceWith Heather Bitka & Miss DanaMondays: July 8, 15, 22, & 29 12-1 pmGrades K-6Each Monday, begin a different “science in a glass jar” project. Growing rock candy, stalagmites and stalactites, and a magic salt crystal garden are some of the cool science ideas we’re planning. At week’s end, you’ll have the option of bringing your completed project home or displaying it in the library for all to enjoy.
Seed Saving 101With Maureen RadiganMonday, July 8 3-4 pm Grades 1-3Did you know that you can save seeds from your garden plants and from local wild plants? Join in the fun as you create your own seed-saving box and envelopes. Sort seeds, label, and store them for planting next season. Learn about the life cycle of plants from seed to soil to plant, and to seed again.
Ceramic Watering Can Painting and PlantingWith Jack Weiskott of Ornamental PlantingsTuesday, July 9 10-11 am Grades 2-3We’ll meet Mr. Weiskott on the nursery site of Ornamental Plantings on Route 48 in Southold to see his greenhouse and discover how things grow. You’ll plant seeds and paint your own ceramic watering can planter to take home. Permission slip required.
“Monkey Monkey Music” Outdoor ConcertTuesday, July 9 6-6:45 pm All Ages
The North Fork Libraries are hosting an interactive family concert for you to enjoy at
Silversmith’s Corner. Please bring a lawn chair or blanket with you.Rain location: The First Presbyterian Church in Southold.
Pigs Love Mud StorytimeWith Heather BitkaWednesday, July 10 Ages 3-6 9-9:45 am OR 10-10:45 amLet’s have fun listening to stories about pigs. Songs and a craft complete the fun. Weather permitting, storytime will be held on the library’s lawn.
Music & MovementWith Nancy BaxterWednesdays & Fridays: July 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, & 2611-11:45 amNewborns to age 4 with an adultMusical instruments to play. Songs to listen to and sing. Move to the music. Inspires music appreciation while enhancing listening skills. A special “Sing-Along, Play-Along” show is scheduled for the final day, Friday, July 26 at 4 pm for family members.
Sunflower PowerWith Judy WilsonThursday, July 11 11-12 noon Grades K-6Weave a sunflower, make an organic plant pouch, and choose your own special variety to plant!Held at Southold Elementary School’s Community Garden.
Summer GardeningWith Sonomi Obinata & friendsThursdays: July 11, 18, 25, August 1 See front page
Dig Into NoodlesWith Maureen RadiganMonday, July 15 3-4 pm Grades 1-3Make homemade noodles to take home and share. Enjoy the story of Strega Nona and her magic pasta pot while learning how to make noodles in three easy steps. (Our noodles aren’t made by magic but you can blow three kisses before eating them!)
Bubble Bath StorytimeWith Heather BitkaWednesday, July 17 9-9:45 am OR 10-10:45 amAges 3-6“Splish, Splash I was taking a bath...” Sing songs, enjoy sto-ries, and make a bubble painting to slip away with. Weather permitting, storytime will be held on the library’s lawn. Welcome Mr. Skip!Thursday, July 18 10-10:45 am Ages 3-6Our much-loved musician friend is back to keep us laughing and dancing. CDs available to borrow at the library.
“Musical Playground” With Jack LicitraFriday, July 19 10-11am All AgesSing, dance, laugh, and drum! Sing from your seat or hop up on stage. Leave knowing something new about the guitar or piano. Using instruments such as peace pipes or traditional drums like the Jembe, you’ll learn some basic skills in this hands-on interactive setting.
Compost StewWith Maureen RadiganMonday, July 22 3-4 pm Grades 1-3STOP! Don’t put that into your garbage can. Put it into a
recipe instead. We will learn how to make our stew from kitchen scraps and other edibles that you would normally throw away. Instructions for a home outdoor compost and an opportunity to
create and take home a red worm compost bin to keep in your home. Held at Cutchogue-New Suffolk Library.
Beach BingoWith Heather Bitka & Miss DanaMonday, July 22 6-7:30 pm All AgesMeet us at Founders Beach and play beach bingo with your friends during an evening of fun, sand, and laughs. Bring your own snacks and beach towel. We will do a beach clean-up at program’s end. Permission slip is required.
Fish in the Ocean StorytimeWith Heather BitkaWednesday, July 24 9-9:45 am OR 10-10:45 amAges 3-6Can you swim like a fish? Explore the ocean through stories and then make a fun, fishy craft. Weather permitting, storytime will be held on the library’s lawn. The World of Reptiles and AmphibiansWith Erik’s Reptiles
Thursday, July 25 1-2 pm All AgesCelebrate the diversity of reptiles and
amphibians from all over the world.See, touch, and learn about the lives of these
amazing creatures in this hands-on presentation. Held at Floyd Memorial Library. Ice Cream and Carousel RideWith Joe, Miss Dana, Mignon, Karen, and BarbaraFriday, July 26 10-11am Grades K-3Join us for a treat and a ride in Greenport’s Mitchell Park. Meet at Floyd Memorial Library where we’ll form a walking parade to Mitchell Park. Rain cancels the event.
We Dig DirtWith Maureen RadiganMonday, July 29 3-4 pm Grades 1-3We’ll read books and create a live wormery habitat from a recycled soda bottle. Watch your live worms dig tunnels and break down soil. Write and draw what you observe in your very own diary.Held at Cutchogue-New Suffolk Library.
Indoor Library Treasure HuntWith Heather Bitka & Miss DanaMonday, July 29 7-8 pm Grades 1-2It’s a scavenger hunt in the library. Using supplied Ipod Touch/Ipads, scan QR (quick response) codes and follow the clues to lead you around the library.
Paper AirplanesWith Sonomi ObinataTuesday, July 30 2:30-3:30 pm Grades K-6Have fun creating paper airplanes using colorful folding paper. You’ll have the chance to put your airplane to the test with flying competitions at the end of the program. Don’t miss out on the fun!
Sing-Along with Brady Rymer!Tuesday, July 30 6-6:45 pm All AgesJoin your local libraries and Grammy-nominated singer/song-writer Brady Rymer for great dancing fun. This concert will be held at Mitchell Park in Greenport behind the carousel. Please bring a lawn chair or blanket with you. Rain location: Greenport School.
Dig it, Build it, Go! StorytimeWith Heather BitkaWednesday, July 31 9-9:45 am OR 10-10:45 amAges 3-6Dig into storytime action with stories about construction vehicles. Songs and a craft complete the fun. Weather permitting, storytime will be held on the library’s lawn.
Swirl by SwirlWith Maureen RadiganMonday, August 5 3-4 pm Grades 1-3
Swirls appear everywhere in nature--how many can you find? Join us for a creative experience as we search for swirls in the book, Swirl by Swirl then swirl up a cool craft. Held at Floyd Memorial Library.
Three Sisters Garden With Maureen RadiganTuesday, August 6 3-4 pm Grades 1-3Listen to a Native American story, “The Three Sisters” and learn about the changing seasons and the relationship between corn, squash, and beans. Create a “three sisters garden” on recycled paper using real seeds and watch it grow for the rest of the summer for a fall harvest.Held at the Floyd Memorial Library.
Pancakes in Pajamas Storytime With Heather Bitka, Miss Dana & Miss Penny
Tuesday, August 6 7-8 pm Ages 3-6 It’s a pajama party! Enjoy some fun stories
and then fill your belly with yummy warm pancakes and syrup.
Ready to go to Kindergarten!With Heather BitkaWednesday, August 710-11:30 amGrade K and caregiversFind out how to make the upcoming school year a great success for you and your child. We’ll read stories about starting Kindergarten, talk about what to expect, and how to overcome first day jitters through fun exercises.
Prestino’s Magic Show With Joseph CiaravinoThursday, August 8 1-2 pm Family ShowAn amazing show of magic, juggling, and comedy for all ages!Held at Shelter Island Public Library.
Final Celebration: Nature Craft Fair!Friday, August 9 5-7 pm All AgesSee page 2 for details.
Summer GardeningWith Sonomi Obinata & friendsThursdays: July 11, 18, 25, August 1 See front page
Dinosaur Excavation HuntWith Heather Bitka, Miss Dana, and Miss PennySaturday, July 13 10-12 noon Grades 3-5Ever dream of becoming a paleontologist? Follow the clues around the center of Southold to dig up and collect dinosaur bones and, with the help of your team, put your dinosaur together at the final destination point.
Embroidery 101With Carol Bertsch and the Women’s Embroidery GroupTuesdays, July 16, 23 & 30 11-12:30 pmGrades 5 and upExpert seamstresses will teach the basics of embroidery and help you create something beautiful. All materials are sup-plied. Attendance at all three classes is recommended.
A Walk Through a Magical GardenWith Heather Bitka, Miss Penny and Miss DanaHosted by Bill & Pat MilfordThursday, July 18 11 am-12 noon Grades 4-8Meet at the Milford’s Main Bayview home to tour their beautiful and enchanting gardens. Learn about the varieties of plants from fruit trees and bushes to vegetables and herbs as well as an assortment of flowers and a delightful fish pond. A take home craft (fresh from the gardens) is included. Directions available at registration. Please see Miss Penny or Miss Dana for details.
Art on the BayWith Captain David BersonSaturday, July 20(Rain date Sunday, July 21) 9-11am Grades 4-6Art instruction while afloat aboard Captain David Berson’s electric boat Glory. Meet at Greenport’s Preston’s Dock by 8:45 am. Bring drinking water with you.Permission slip required.
Time CapsuleWith Heather Bitka, Miss Dana & Miss Penny Friday, August 2 11-12 noon All AgesPlace mementos, newspaper articles, and a list of your favorite memories from the summer of 2013 in a time capsule which will be buried and then dug up next year. Bring items with you or use the suggestions and activities provided by us that day.
Final Celebration: Nature Craft Fair!Friday, August 9 5-7 pm All AgesSee page 2 for details.
Battle of the Books!With Miss PennyWednesdays, June 12 & 26, July 10-31, and August 7
4-5 pmGrades 6-9$5.00 for t-shirt and accessoriesBE A PART OF OUR TEAM!Last year our team won the Spirit Award.Maybe we can win again. Meet on Wednes-
days throughout the summer, culminating with the Big Battle at Stony Brook University on Saturday, August 10. Book titles available June 1. Contact Miss Penny for details.Registration is required.
Pre-Licensing Class at Mattituck-Laurel Library Thursday, June 27 10:30-3:30 pm Sixteen years and olderMust have a NYS driver’s permit. Registration fee: $40 Call 298-4134 to register.
Cardio-Kickboxing at Mattituck-Laurel Library Fridays: June 28, July 5, 12, 19, 26, Aug 2, 9, 16 & 236:15-7:15 pm Grades 7 and up Registration fee: $45 Call 298-4134 to register.
Dungeons & DragonsWith Miss Penny and Parent Volunteers.Tuesdays: July 9, 16 & 23 6:30-8:30 pmGrades 6 and upIf you’re a D & D enthusiast, then this is the program for you. Be a part of this fantasy role-playing game where players are characters in an ongoing fantasy story.
Summer GardeningWith Sonomi Obinata & friends
Thursdays: July 11, 18, 25, and August 16-8 pm All AgesSee front page
Community service hours will be awarded to High School student volunteers.
Old-Fashioned Ice Creamat Cutchogue-New Suffolk Library With The Baking CoachSaturday, July 13 1-2 pmGrades 6 and upLearn how to make your own ice cream; then eat and enjoy. A great way to cool down on a hot summer day.Call 734-6360 to register.
Zombie PromWith Miss Penny and Sonomi ObinataWednesday, July 17 7-10 pmGrades 7 and upCreepy music, icky food and the scariest good time ever at our first ever Zombie Prom! Mrs. Obinata will be on hand to help with make up – come dressed for the occasion. Permission slip required.
Electro-ExtravaganzaWith Anthony AbbateFriday, July 19 4-5:30 pm Grades 6 and upLearn what is beneath everything in the
universe. You will be “shocked” as you use tiny pieces of matter to do stuff. Learn the secrets of electricity, revealed to science, that run all your gadgets and toys.
Origami and Green TeaWith Sonomi ObinataMonday, July 22 3-4:30 pm Grades 6 and upSip and enjoy a variety of Japanese Green Teas with some scrumptious snacks while you make beautiful origami creations.
Project Runway for Teens at Mattituck-Laurel Library Tuesdays: July 23, 30, and August 6 4-5:30 pm Grades 7-12 Registration fee: $45
Learn how to draw like a professional fashion designer! Join Lois Levy and learn how to draw the fashion figure, garment details and create your own original fashion designs. Have fun while exploring the exciting world of fashion art.
Call 298-4134 to register.
Introduction to GeocachingWith Heather Bitka and Miss PennyThursday, July 25 4-5 pm Grades 5 and upBe a part of nature with a high tech twist. The latest ver-sion of going on a treasure hunt is Geocaching, a game for adventure seekers throughout the world. Learn about this high tech treasure hunt and make plans for our Geocaching Adven-ture.
Geocaching: “The Hunt”With Heather Bitka and Miss PennyFriday, July 26 12-3 pm Grades 5 and upMeet us at Horton Point Lighthouse at 12 noon to hunt for the cache and enjoy a picnic lunch. Please bring a sandwich; drinks and snacks will be provided. Permis-sion slips are required. Rain date: Monday, July 29
Battle of the Books Mock Battle at Mattituck-Laurel LibraryFriday, July 26 4-5 pm Entering grades 6-9Prepare to be challenged by our Mattituck neighbors as we meet at the Mattituck Library for the Mock Battle! Drop off and pick up at the Mattituck Library.
“Dig into Clay”With Joyce RaimondoTuesday, July 30 6:30-7:30 pm Grades 6 and upDiscover how famous artists transform earth into art. Then create creatures out of self-hardening clay and other natural objects found in the earth such as rocks, pebbles, shells, twigs, and more.
Final Celebration Friday, August 9 5-7 pm All Ages
See page 2 for details.
Nautical Macrame at Cutchogue-New Suffolk LibraryWednesday, August 14 2-3 pm Grades 6 and upUse your imagination as you design and create your own bracelet. Call 734-6360 to register.
Colonial American MusicWith Timothy Fitall & Dan SkabeikisFriday, July 5 7 pmOur performers’ vocal music will include hymns, love songs, marching and dancing songs, and drinking songs. They’ll bring the songs vividly to life playing a variety of traditional instruments like the fife and drum, tin whistle, guitar and mandolin. Period costumes will enhance this musical performance. Sponsored by the Friends of the Southold Free Library.
Meet the Author & Book Signing EventSaturday, July 611 amAquebogue resident, Alison Caiola, has written a fast-paced entertaining story titled The Seeds of a Daisy. Plan to join us as we welcome Alison. Learn about her interesting careers and what led her to write. Curious? Stop in and check out one of the library’s copies to read and enjoy.
Back Bench Summer Concert SeriesThursdays: July 18, August 8, and September 197-8:30 pmFair Weather OnlyCoordinated by Southold Slim, AKA Joe Sferlazza.Join us in the Library’s courtyard each month and be treated to the music of different local musicians. What better way to relax on a lazy summer evening! Sponsored by the Friends of the Southold Free Library.
Art WorkshopsSaturdays July 27, August 10 & 24
10 am-4 pmWith Patricia McCarthyDo you have unfinished paintings or
wish to create something new? Find the inspiration and the time you need here.Whether you work with oil, acrylics, or watercolors, bring in the supplies you have and paint away. Sponsored by the Friends of the Southold Free Library.
AARP Driver Safety ProgramMonday, August 199 am-4 pmInstructor: Bernie KettenbeilThe only acceptable form of paymentis a check payable to AARP$17.00 for AARP member$19.00 for non-memberPayment is due at time of registration
Poetry Book ClubThursdays10:30 amWith Vivian EyreAll are welcome. Read and enjoy wonderful poems then come to discuss & listen with other lovers of Poetry!July 25 Life on Mars: poems by Tracy K. SmithAugust 15 Poems, New and Collected, 1957-1997 by Wislawa Szymborska
Sunset Heritage Block WalksWednesdays July 10, 24 or August 76 pmLed by Melissa AndruskiNo registration requiredRain cancels. Come to one or more.Meet at the library’s entrance in comfort-
able clothing and shoes. We’ll head east sauntering along Main Road reaching Town Creek to enjoy the view! Our historic past unfolds as we follow in the foot-steps of those who walked before us.
Sunset Cemetery VisitsWednesdays July 17, 31 or August 146 pmLed by Melissa AndruskiNo registration required.Rain cancels. Come to one or more.Meet at the library’s entrance dressed for comfort. The Oldest English Burying Ground in New York State is right in the center of our hamlet. The northwest section is the original acre containing tombstones, slates and sandstones and an imposing monument.
Home Canning - Fun for All AgesThursday, August 226:30-8:30 pmWith Mark VosburghEnjoy this informal interactive presentation. Discover the history of canning, principles of safe food handling and preparation, equipment use, canning methods and trouble-shooting.
Fishing at its FinestMonday, August 126:30 pmWith Robert BanfelderA well-balanced program for novice and veteran anglers alike! The Fishing Smart Anywhere Handbook for Salt Water & Fresh Water is Bob Banfelder’s latest book, covering tackle for spin, bait and fly-fishing. Bob will offer up tips, tactics and techniques for catching various species: striped bass, bluefish, weakfish, fluke, porgies and more.
July &August exhibit:Acrylic Paintings
by Fran Liburt
Book Discussion GroupThursdays 10:30 am
Led by Caroline MacArthurAll are welcome
July 11:In the Garden of the Beasts by Erik Larson
August 1:House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
September 5:People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks
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“Something for Everyone”
MoviesThe Hobbit Rated PG-13 169 minutesWith Miss PennyMonday, July 8 5 pm Grades 7 and upCome enjoy the 1st installment of The Hobbit with pizza and snacks. If you read the book beforehand, your name will be entered into a raffle!
The Borrowers PG 89 minutesWith Miss PennyWednesday, July 10 6 pm All agesA secret family of four-inch people living inside the walls of a house must save their home from an evil real estate developer.Refreshments.
Lincoln (2012) PG-13 150 minutesHosted by Library staffFriday, July 12 12:30 pmStarring Daniel Day-Lewis as Abraham Lincoln and Sally Field as Mary Todd Lincoln. The film covers the final four months of Lincoln’s life, focusing on the President’s efforts in January 1865 to have the Thirteenth Amendment passed.
Hoot PG 91 minutesWith Miss PennyThursday, July 18 4 pm Grades 3-6 A young man engages in a fight to protect a popula-tion of endangered owls. Based on the book by Carl Hiasson. If you read the book AND come to the movie, it counts as 2 books for the Summer Reading Program. See Miss Penny or Miss Dana for details.
Walt Disney’s Aladdin G 90 minutesWith Miss PennyFriday, August 2 4 pm All agesAladdin, a street urchin, meets Princess Jasmine, who is in the city undercover. They love each other, but she can only marry a prince.Refreshments.
The Help PG-13 146 minutes Hosted by Library staffFriday, August 9 12:30 pmAn inspirational, courageous, and empowering story about very different, extraordinary women in the 1960s South who build an unlikely friendship around a secret writing project — one that breaks society’s rules and puts them all at risk. Filled with poignancy, humor and hope this is a timeless, universal and triumphant story about the ability to create change.
