The long, hazy lazy days of summer will be taking on a new twist at the Claiborne County Public Library, as the popular Summer Reading Program gets underway. This year, the kiddies will be exploring sports and fitness in an innovative way. The weekly special programs, starting at 10:30 a.m. each Tuesday, are sure to inform and entertain all participants.
Beginning on June 6, the ever effervescent Gene Cordova will explore the world of comedy and magic with the help of his ventriloquist buddies.
Magical shenanigans will ensue during magician Michael Messing’s visit to the library the following Tuesday.
On June 20, Mare and Nomad will be presenting a slap-dab full program of kid friendly music.
Watch out for the monkeys, as the Sunshine Monkeyshine Program gets underway on June 27.
And, don’t y’all miss the visit from the Knoxville Zoomobile, slated for July 11.
The annual program will end on July 18 with a special party, chock full of games, face painting, balloons, a clown and much more.
The Summer Reading Program will include door prizes, special reading times and refreshments. A reading club is a huge part of all the fun.
The program is free and is open to those ages preschool through young adult. Registration begins on May 30.
The library will also offer weekly cooking and nutrition programs, each Wednesday, sponsored by the U. T. Agricultural Extension Office.
Library patrons may continue enjoying other programs throughout the summer months, including the popular LEGO Club and Story Time.
For more information, call 423-626-5414 or visit the Claiborne Public Library Facebook page.
Reach Jan Runions at 423-254-5588 or on Twitter @scribeCP.
