This week we hope you and your friends will set aside some time to "come together" at our library. If you do, you can turn a rock into a beautifully painted house (Monday at 10 a.m.), enjoy stories with your preschooler (Monday at 10:30 a.m.), eat a delicious lunch and hear about new perennials for 2007 (Tuesday at noon), attend a Friends meeting (Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.), and learn how to knit (Friday at 10 a.m.). Of course, you can also read a book or a magazine, do a puzzle, surf the Internet, send and receive emails, pick up those last-minute income tax forms, and check out an audiobook and a couple of DVDs. This is just a sampling of what awaits you at the Sodus Free Library during National Library Week. We hope to see you soon!
Sunday, April 15, 2007
National Library Week
It's National Library Week! This national observance, sponsored by the American Library Association and libraries across the country, was first celebrated in 1958. This year's theme is
This week we hope you and your friends will set aside some time to "come together" at our library. If you do, you can turn a rock into a beautifully painted house (Monday at 10 a.m.), enjoy stories with your preschooler (Monday at 10:30 a.m.), eat a delicious lunch and hear about new perennials for 2007 (Tuesday at noon), attend a Friends meeting (Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.), and learn how to knit (Friday at 10 a.m.). Of course, you can also read a book or a magazine, do a puzzle, surf the Internet, send and receive emails, pick up those last-minute income tax forms, and check out an audiobook and a couple of DVDs. This is just a sampling of what awaits you at the Sodus Free Library during National Library Week. We hope to see you soon!
This week we hope you and your friends will set aside some time to "come together" at our library. If you do, you can turn a rock into a beautifully painted house (Monday at 10 a.m.), enjoy stories with your preschooler (Monday at 10:30 a.m.), eat a delicious lunch and hear about new perennials for 2007 (Tuesday at noon), attend a Friends meeting (Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.), and learn how to knit (Friday at 10 a.m.). Of course, you can also read a book or a magazine, do a puzzle, surf the Internet, send and receive emails, pick up those last-minute income tax forms, and check out an audiobook and a couple of DVDs. This is just a sampling of what awaits you at the Sodus Free Library during National Library Week. We hope to see you soon!
