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Summer Reading Programs 2008
Kick off for the summer will be a daytime program
18 June Wednesday morning at 10:00 AM
A look at the creepy crawly things in our world brought to us
by the Abbotts Pond Nature Center

19 June Thursday Evening 6:30 PM
Bruce Fite keeps his program simple enough that the young can
enjoy as well as their escorts. Songs and stories will help us us see
those insects in a different way
26 June Thursday evening at 6:30PM
John Hatfield tells what it is like to have “Monkeys in the House”
This program paid for by the Delaware Division of the Arts
3 July there will be no
program this week
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10 July Thursday evening 6:30 PM
Come Into My Parlor, Please? An old friend to Delmar library patrons, Gary Lloyd will bring us four stories punctuated with fantastic facts about our eight legged friends the spider. What would a spider program be without Anansi, the African spider trickster?
This Program is paid for by the Delaware Division of the Arts.
17 July Thursday evening 6:30PM
A new performer to Delmar, but one who should be very interesting is Kathy MacMillan. The title is “Buggy Signs” and that is all the hints you will get.
24 July Thursday evening 6:30PM
Clem Bowen will return again this summer to sing his way into our
hearts.
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31 July Thursday evening 6:30 PM
The Nature Museum will do a “show and tell” about the life of insects in nature.
7 August Thursday evening 6:30 PM
Michael Forestieri, renowned storyteller in Delaware, will again tell us about our world through stories. Summer reading would not be complete without a visit from Michael.
14August Thursday evening 6:30 PM
Our final program for the summer will be a dinner theater. The Show will be “Puss and Boots” performed by the Rehoboth Summer Children’s Theater. For this particular program audience members will have to sign-up and be issued tickets. Only participants (and their escorts of course) of the Delmar Summer Reading Program may sign up as space is limited.
All of our programs are interesting for all ages. Adults, you are invited to come in and join the fun. All you need to bring is your young-at-heart self. Just a reminder, all Delmar Summer Reading Programs are free of charge. We want everyone to enjoy reading and the programs. If you need more information call the library 302-846-9896. Talk to Pam.
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