Be A Star: Summer Reading Series Begins At Century Library

June 6, 2012

The Summer Reading Series for kids and teens began Tuesday afternoon at the Century Branch Library.

Kathleen Gibson, an award winning family entertainer, song writer, producer and recording artist shared her special program “Whoever You Are, Be a Star!! Dream Big!”. Children had the chance to make their own guitars, sing, color and dance.
The Summer Reading Series will continue on Tuesdays at noon at the Century Branch Library as follows:

June 12 — Magic with Dr. Gee & Daffodil the Clown. The zany performers will need the audience’s help as they perform fantastical magic acts and bring stories to life.

June 19 — Storytelling with Pat Nease. She will share some witty, wiley and wicked tales.

June 26 — Cartooning with Mike Artell. The award-winning cartoonist and illustrator will present an exciting time of cool and creepy facts about a variety of subjects. Mike gets the audience excited about reading, writing, drawing and creative thinking.

July 3 — No program.

July 10 — Drums with Mark Seymour. Explore the world of drums, drum styles and sounds.

The Century Branch Library also offers a preschool story time each Tuesday in June at 10:30 a.m. for children birth to five-years old.

For more information, call the library at (850) 256-6217.

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One Response to “Be A Star: Summer Reading Series Begins At Century Library”

  1. A S Whorff on June 6th, 2012 1:41 am

    Was a very nice event! Cookies and punch and coloring and crafting for the kids . Then the performance with reading and singing and a ton of interaction. As usual the ladies at the library were all so friendly. Look forward to next Tuesday

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