Summer Reading Continues at Chippewa River District Library
July 12, 2024
Summer Reading Continues at Chippewa River District Library
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - The Summer Reading Club is in full swing at Chippewa River District Library, providing families and people of all ages with fun, free activities to enjoy this summer.
Registering for the Summer Reading Club, which runs until July 31, is a breeze. Simply visit any CRDL branch or sign up online at www.crdl.org. Kids and teens who read four days and adults who read one book are eligible for prizes.
"We are heading into month two of the Summer Reading Club at our library. It's a great way for families to have fun together while promoting the importance of literacy and learning," said Barbara Sanford, programming coordinator at CRDL. "We are always looking for ways to engage our community, and the Summer Reading Club is an excellent opportunity for children and adults to discover new stories and adventures."
The program features a variety of reading challenges, activities, and events to keep minds active and imaginations soaring during the break from school. Exciting performances, movie nights, crafts, and storytimes are on tap throughout the month. Here's a look at some of the upcoming events:
All events are free; however, registration is required to attend some events. The full events calendar is available at www.crdl.org/events.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - The Summer Reading Club is in full swing at Chippewa River District Library, providing families and people of all ages with fun, free activities to enjoy this summer.
Registering for the Summer Reading Club, which runs until July 31, is a breeze. Simply visit any CRDL branch or sign up online at www.crdl.org. Kids and teens who read four days and adults who read one book are eligible for prizes.
"We are heading into month two of the Summer Reading Club at our library. It's a great way for families to have fun together while promoting the importance of literacy and learning," said Barbara Sanford, programming coordinator at CRDL. "We are always looking for ways to engage our community, and the Summer Reading Club is an excellent opportunity for children and adults to discover new stories and adventures."
The program features a variety of reading challenges, activities, and events to keep minds active and imaginations soaring during the break from school. Exciting performances, movie nights, crafts, and storytimes are on tap throughout the month. Here's a look at some of the upcoming events:
- Petoskey Stone Polishing Kit
- Prehistoric World
- Let's Tell Stories with Eileen DeLorenzo
- Anatomy of a Murder at the Broadway Theatre
- Explorers of the Sea with Midland Center for the Arts
- Sea and Sky Trailblazers with Midland Center for the Arts
- Stories in Song with Dan Masselli
- Dragon Eye Air Clay Craft
- Milk and Cookies with Baby Highland Cows
All events are free; however, registration is required to attend some events. The full events calendar is available at www.crdl.org/events.
