Summer is almost here and the kids will be out of school. How can you entertain and educate them while making it fun?
The Library's Summer Reading Program! The program will run from Tuesday June 7 until the end of summer party on July 26.
The following is a list of scheduled events:
Mondays: Family Movie at 1:00 pm June 6 until July 25.
**Family movies for June**
June 6 - The Good Dinosaur
June 13 - Star Wars: The Force Awakens
June 20 - Zootopia
June 27 - Inside Out
**Family movies for July**
July 11 - The Peanuts Movie
July 18 - Minions
July 25 - Cinderella
Tuesdays: Different entertainers each week.
June 7 - Dinosaur George at 10:30 am and 1:00 pm
June 14 - Mad Scientist at 1:00 pm
June 21 - Magician, Marty Westerman, at 10:30 am & 1:00 pm
June 28 - Snake Encounters at 10:30 am & 1:00 pm
July 5 - Ventriloquist, Cindy Craft, at 10:30 am & 1:00 pm
July 12 - Five Tigers Martial Arts at 1:00 pm
July 19 - Wild Things Zoofari at 10:30 am & 1:00 pm
July 26 - End of Summer Party - 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Wednesdays: Story Time/Special Guests at 10:30 am
June 8 - TVEC Power Town Louie the Lightening Bug Video
June 15 - Southwest Dairy Farmers
June 22 - Dance Connection of Mabank: Tap Dance
June 29 - Alpacas
July 6 - Nan Austin - Nan's Best Friends (Dog Safety and Training Demonstration)
July 13 - Seven Points Volunteer Fire Dept.
July 20 - Pam Corder - Forester
Thursdays: Judy Braswell Art Series. Have fun with art from June 9 - July 21 at 1:00 pm (ages 10-18)
This new art program will offer children 10-18 an opportunity to learn how to paint using different techniques. Acrylic, pastels, texture watercolors, and various other styles. This is a free program being offered this year. We are very excited about it!
Did you know?
There is a Literary Club that meets at The Library from September to May. It is not a book club but a fun place where you can meet new friends, snack, and hear funny, captivating, and fascinating stories. Each month features a speaker who reviews a favorite book. They present and sometimes act out vivid and dramatic stories that will make you laugh, surprise, and captivate you. The club meets the second Tuesday of the month at 10:00 am. Dues are $25 a year. If interested, call Cherry Ringley at 903-802-7103.
Adult Movies Every Friday at 1:00pm
* free popcorn too!
Adult Movies for June:
June 3 - Miss You Already
June 10 - Jurassic World
June 17 - The Finest Hours
June 24 - Eddie the Eagle
Adult Movies for July:
July 1 - Joy
July 8 - Race
July 15 - The Confirmation
July 22 - Concussion
July 29 - In the Heart of the Sea
The Library will be closed on the 4th of July.
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Judy Braswell Art Series
June 9 - July 21 (Thursdays 1:00 pm)
Free art program for ages 10-18 yr.
June 9 - Ms. Britney Samford from Stop-N-Gogh Art Studio teaching acrylic painting.
June 16 - Ms. Ruby Laney teaching crayon resistance and texture watercolors.
June 23 - Ms. Kathy Reynolds
June 30 - Ms. SueAnn Kosydar
July 7 - Ms. Madeline Maldonado
July 14 - Ms. Kelly Meza teaching pastels.
July 21 - Ms. Lois Rubino from Lady Bug Art Studio teaching various art styles.
Thank you to the Jim Braswell family for sponsoring this art program in memory of their wife and mother, Judy Braswell.
Join us...students in grades 3-8
June 23 at 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
You must come by The Library or call 903-432-4185 to register prior to June 23.
Thanks to the Tocker Foundation, TAME's traveling Trailblazer is coming to The Library! It is a one-of-a-kind science museum-on-wheels. Exciting, hands-on exhibits teach students about energy, space, weather, biotechnology, and aerodynamics while also introducing them to education and career opportunities in STEM.
Hurry and register!
Please encourage your child to read this summer. Below is an article from the Sydney Morning Herald.
''It does appear to be the case that children who are read to more often keep doing better as they age than other children,'' said Professor Guyonne Kalb, director of Melbourne's institute Labour Economics and Social Policy Program.
"Reading to children six to seven days a week puts them almost a year ahead of those who are not being read to. It was also found that reading to small children has a positive effect on the development of numeracy skills."
The Library at Cedar Creek Lake would like to thank the Henderson County United Way for their continued support of our Summer Reading Program.
The Library at Cedar Creek Lake
410 E. Cedar Creek Parkway
PO Box 43711 (mailing address)
Seven Points, Texas 75143
903-432-4185
www.cedarcreeklibrary.com
Library Hours:
Monday - Friday 9:00-5:00
Saturday 9:00-1:00
Sunday Closed
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