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Upcoming Events

While there isn't really ever a lull in library programming, I feel safe in saying that things are just a little more quiet post-holiday season. However, Spring has sprung and that means things are gearing up for summer and much more. But before I get you excited about Summer Reading Club stuff, let's talk end of March, April, and beginning of May!

March 31st (Friday)

  • 4:30-5:30pm Video Games in the YA Area- We'll be playing Super Smash Brothers!

April 1st (Saturday)

  •  Poetry Contest entries are accepted. Turn in your poems to the Children's Desk from April 1-29. The Teen Advisory Group will judge the poems by grade level and winners will be announced on May 4th. An award ceremony will be held on May 12th! 
  • Teen Book Con! Held every year, Teen Book Con is a free book convention just for teens. For legal reasons, I can't drive anyone there but I will be there to meet up and guide you around to hear authors talk about their new books and to hold your stuff while you stand in signing lines at the end of the day! You can register here at http://www.teenbookcon.org/
    •  If you're interested in going, email me at librariansti@gmail.com! If you (or a parent can drive people please let me know!)
April 7th (Friday)
  • 4:30-5:30pm Video Games in the YA Area
April 13th (Thursday)
  • The 'Art' of Deduction- Read the first Sherlock Holmes story and join us for the first meeting of our Sherlock Holmes Book and Art Club! We'll discuss A Study in Scarlet and then create a piece of art based on the story! (Snacks will be served and all ages are welcome!)
April 14th-15th (Friday-Saturday)
  • Library Closed
April 17th-21st
  • No programs- Sti at Texas Library Association Conference
April 28th (Friday)
  • 4:30-5:30pm Video Games in the YA Area
April 29th (Saturday)
  • Last day to turn in poetry for the Poetry Contest!
May 4th
  • May the Fourth Be With You Family Event! 5:30-8:45pm Light Saber craft, Jedi performance, and viewing of The Force Awakens!
  • Winners of poetry contest notified and announced
Whew! That's quite a bit of stuff happening. I hope you can make it to some, if not all of the things!


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