Events

Spring Break @ the Alpine Branch Library

Posted in Alpine Branch Library, Alpine-Children's Events, Events on March 18th, 2009 by Alpine – Be the first to comment
March 31, 2009 2:00 pmtoApril 3, 2009 4:00 pm

Schedule of Events:

All events are from 2-4 pmspring showers

Tuesday, March 31st
*Toddler (ages 2-6) Story Time and Craft
Wednesday, April 1st
*Craft Day – Make a sock puppet or character
*Bring any mismatch or lonely socks to share!
Thursday, April 2nd
*Game Day! - Wii games, Board games, cards, chess, checkers and more. TREATS included!
Friday, April 3rd
*Movie Matinee – Kid’s choice movie! Vote to watch either Transformers or Ironman. Treats!

Thayne Branch Library After School Program

Posted in Events, Thayne - Children's Events, Thayne Branch Library on March 5th, 2009 by Thayne – Be the first to comment
March 12, 2009
3:00 pmto5:00 pm

Thayne Branch Library after School Program

open house Thursday March 12, 3:00pm-5:00pm

Everyone invited to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day,

the start of spring and Teen Tech Week.

Join us for games, crafts, and snacks

Star Valley Branch Reading Group

Posted in Events, Star Valley Branch Library on February 26th, 2009 by Star Valley – Be the first to comment
March 18, 2009
6:00 pmto8:00 pm

indexaspx We have picked “The Legend of Colton H. Bryant” by Alexandra Fuller for our discussion group.  We will be meeting on March 18th at 6pm. If you would like to join our group please call the library and ask us to get a book for you.  Here is a excerpt from a review of the book.

Colton, the unlikely hero at the center of the book, is no John Wayne, no Gary Cooper. Raised in the Upper Green River Valley of Wyoming, he loves hunting and fishing, idolizes his father (also an oil rigger), swigs Mountain Dew by the gallon, marries young, drives a Ford pickup, and works hard to provide for his family. There’s nothing flashy or extraordinary about this Wyoming boy, and his biographer plays it straight nearly every step of the way. Fuller writes with a colloquial style, as if she’s talking her way through a story with readers as rapt listeners.