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Events for: Wednesday, June 19 Saturday, June 1 - Sunday, June 30
St. Andrews Library TeenSpot Cyber Book Jacket Bingo (ages 12-17)
Play a
game of cyber book jacket bingo that highlights this year’s Summer Reading
theme, Beneath the Surface. Visit the Information Desk for details.
Teen Trivia (ages 12-19)
Stop by
the Reference Desk to answer the daily trivia question for a chance to win a
sweet treat.
Zumba (adults)
Enjoy a fun and energetic Zumba
aerobics class.
Teen Word Play (grades 6-12)
Challenge yourself to create as many
words as you can, using only the letters in a given phrase. Prizes awarded.
Word Play (grades 1-5)
Challenge yourself to create as many
words as you can, using only the letters in a given phrase. Prizes awarded.
Game On (ages 10-18)
Enjoy a fun-filled afternoon of gaming. Choose from board games or interactive
video games.
Plantation Singers
Enjoy an interactive history of the Gullah/Geechee culture through music and storytelling.
Morning Movie Chill Out: Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
A 12-year-old boy searches
for the one thing that will enable him to win the affection of the girl of his
dreams. To find it, he must learn the story of the Lorax, a grumpy yet charming
creature who fights to protect his world. Rated PG; 86 minutes.
Dig into Movies: Rise of the Guardians
When an evil spirit launches an
assault on Earth, the Immortal Guardians team up to protect the innocence of
children around the world. Rated PG; 97 minutes.
Charles Towne's Golden Age of Piracy
PLAY: Wednesday Movies - Frankenweenie (all ages)
After unexpectedly losing his dog,
young Victor harnesses the power of science to bring his best friend back to
life. Although he tries to hide his home-sewn
creation, the entire town learns about his experiment when the dog escapes.
Rated PG; 87 minutes.
Wii Wednesday (ages 6-11)
Dig into
fun, and enjoy Wii games.
Treasure Rocks
Unearth
some treasures in this adventure-filled program.
The Energetic Storyteller Cathi Cooper Mack
Enjoy warm-up exercises, stories,
games and plenty of audience participation.
Tween Program: Handmade Fossils (ages 9-12)
Make your
mark in history with a handmade fossil.
Cultural Artists' Meet and Greet featuring Bill Bryant (all ages)
View the digital exhibit of
photographer and videographer, Bill Bryant. A professional artist for more than
30 years, his work includes creative advertising, computer graphics and fashion
photography.
Juneteenth Celebration: Why Celebrating History and Cultural Arts Matters Today (teens and adults)
Want to know more about Juneteenth
and don’t know who to ask? Enjoy a panel discussion about the holiday with
guest panelists Dr. Ade Ofunniyin, anthropologist and grandson of the legendary
Phillip Simmons; Ramona La Roche, artist and educator; and Ethel Taylor,
president of the Lowcountry Juneteenth Association.
Early Literacy Station (all ages)
St. Andrews Library TeenSpot (ages 12-17) Recommend a book you've read recently, bring it to
the Reference Desk, and receive a treat.
Saul Alexander Gallery Exhibit
In Carolina Time by Brenda
Gilliam
Brenda Gilliam finds inspiration in
her surroundings, calling the Carolinas "a gorgeous, magical place to be. I
interpret what I see as compositions of color, shapes, patterns, movement. It's
the day-to-day that interests me ... a trip to the farmers market, an outdoor
event, the windows of a restaurant or people going about their work and play.
Through my work, I hope that you recall similar moments in your life."
Painting Display
Acrylic
works by James Island resident Joy Sanders are on display.
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