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Magical Summer Reading Fun Today At The Library
July 13, 2010
Today wraps up the summer reading series at the Century Branch Library, and there is just one more program to go at the Jay Library.
At noon today, magician Beau Broomall will perform a show for all ages. The event is free. Broomall, who started learning magic at the age of 10, has been a professional magician for the past 20 years, performing across the country.
For more information, contact the Century Branch Library at (850) 256-6217.
On Monday, July 19, it will be Rainy Days and Muddy Mischief for preschoolers and The Little Mermaid performed by Jacksonville State Unversity’s Children’s Theater for ages K-5. The programs are at 11 a.m. for 3-5 years old that are able to attend without a caregiver and at 1 p.m. for students who have completed K-5th grade.
For more information, contact the Jay Library at (850) 575-6293.
Pictured above: Magician Beau Broomall at a recent performance at the Camp Fire USA Century Youth Learning Center. Submitted file photo, click to enlarge.
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