Donkey handler and owner, Sandra Willingham, will bring her miniature donkeys to Ann Christensen’s Science time at 11:00 am on Tuesday, September 1st. Come learn about the donkeys and then have a chance to pet and groom them.
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The Community Library Lit Crawl
Celebrate The Community Library’s 60 years of literacy, literature, and history! The Lit Crawl event invites everyone to stroll between multiple venues – the Library’s rooms, the Gold Mine Thrift and Consign Stores, and the Sun Valley Museum of History – to enjoy “tastes” of readings, literature and art displays, delicious food and beverages, and a raffle for amazing prizes with a literary bent. Save the date on your summer calendar now for this event for the whole family.
Join us at The Children’s Carnival Corner for a bouncy house, games, face painting, and food.
Science Time with Ann Christensen
Local naturalist, Ann Christensen, hosts Science Time every Tuesday at 11:00 am. Come learn about animals and their habitats. Sometimes, furry, scaly, or feathered creatures make a visit.
PAWS to Read
Our Paws to Read program is a great opportunity for children to practice reading. Reading to a dog helps children develop reading skills in a relaxed environment because dogs don’t correct or judge. During the summer “Paws to Read” happens every Tuesday at noon (right after Science Time) in the Children’s Library.
PAWS to Read
Our Paws to Read program is a great opportunity for children to practice reading. Reading to a dog helps children develop reading skills in a relaxed environment because dogs don’t correct or judge. During the summer “Paws to Read” happens every Tuesday at noon (right after Science Time) in the Children’s Library.
PAWS to Read
Our Paws to Read program is a great opportunity for children to practice reading. Reading to a dog helps children develop reading skills in a relaxed environment because dogs don’t correct or judge. During the summer “Paws to Read” happens every Tuesday at noon (right after Science Time) in the Children’s Library.
