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2023 SUMMER READING
Summer Reading activities and programs are designed to be fun, encourage reading, help maintain skills and spark new interest! We have a full summer of programs for all ages! We are working together this summer for one common goal, if we have 325 Summer Reading Logs completed we will donate a tree to our community! Help us complete our goal!
Children and Teen Programs
Mondays
New Guessing Jar each week
New Teen Weekly Challenge
June 26th - Music for Littles 10 am ages 0-3 RSVP required
July 17th - Music for Littles 10am ages 0-3 RSVP required
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Read with Frank 10 am - 12 pm ages 12 and under RSVP required
June 21, July 12, and July 26 Online Goosechase scavenger hunt
Thursdays
June 22nd - Community Touch a Vehicle Event 10 -11 am - All Ages
June 29th - Nature Time @ Wickson 10 -11 am - Ages 6-12
RSVP Required Limited Space
July 13th - Cirque Amongus Event @ St. Lorenz Worship and Event Center 9 am - 12pm
RSVP required. Limited Space
July 20th - 4-H Meet and Greet Animals @ Wickson 930am - 11 am - All Ages
July 27th - Wellspring Read With Me Event @ Wellspring 2-3pm - All Ages welcome to read
Fridays
Adult Programs
June
Tuesday, June 13 - Author Book Discussion @ 5:30 pm @ Wickson
Join local authors Roz Weedman and Susan Todd for an author discussion and book signing of their novel Poppy and Mary Ellen Deliver the Goods. This book is the first in the Frankenmuth Murder Series.
Friday, June 23rd - Puzzle Art @ 10 am
Use your imagination, puzzle pieces and basic art skills to create a masterpiece. The options are limitless. All supplies will be provided. Registration is required.
Tuesday, June 27 Michigan Notable Author Visit @ 6 pm
Join us as we welcome the author of Chevy in the Hole Kelsey Ronan. Kelsey will be available to discuss her book and sign copies. This program is sponsored by the Library of Michigan, Library of Michigan Foundation, Michigan Center for the Book, and Michigan Humanities as well as other generous supporters.
Friday, June 30th - DIY Terrarium
In this workshop, we will use rocks, soil, moss, and figurines to create a whimsical terrarium that is sure to bring joy and calm to your life. All supplies will be provided. Registration is required. Program is for ages 18 and up
July
Wednesday, July 12 @ 530 pm - Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things
Join podcaster and radio show host Cliff DuVernois as he shares key lessons learned from the top five interviews from his show. The Michiganders highlighted overcame impossible odds, including socioeconomic boundaries, physical and mental disabilities, and racial lines to achieve their vision of success. What lessons can we learn from their stories? How can we benefit from their mistakes? Find Cliff on Instagram at www.instagram.com/cliffduvernois or Facebook at www.facebook.com/cliffordduvernois for more about him and links to his podcasts. Light refreshments will be served.
Wednesday, July 19 @ 5-7 pm - Knit & Crochet for Kindness
Join us for an evening of knitting and crocheting as we work on making newborn caps, cast-toe warmers, and heart monitor holders for local hospitals. Official patterns will be available. Please bring your own yarn, needles, and hooks. Light refreshments and an evening of good company will be provided. Drop in anytime between 5 and 7 pm. You can drop off completed projects at the library through August 11, and we will make sure they are donated.
Friday, July 28 @ 10 am - Macrame Heart Keychain
This program teaches you how to make a pretty heart macrame keychain. This easy, cute project works up quickly and is perfect for beginners. All supplies will be provided. Registration is required. The program is for ages 18 and up.