Thursday, July 13, 2006

A Day in the Park


The annual Riverton Day in the Park had a fresh face this year. Staff from the Riverton Library in conjunction with Mary Wendell of Library Improvements For Tomorrow hosted a public outreach booth right next to the music stage and the climbing wall. We had a lot of foot traffic and it was a great event for the library as we were able to show off our services and provide information about upcoming events such as our Independent Film Series, Teen Writing Contest, and Drum Building Workshop. (Wish I had a photo to show you, but I was too busy to think about pictures.)
Riverton staff combined efforts to sponsor a book drawing for adults, teens, and children. We had 237 entries and several more people danced the day away on our rocking Dance Dance Revolution game. Surprisingly many people didn't know that we offered children's programs or had a teen area and we have already seen new faces in the library that had visited our booth at the park. We look forward to making this a yearly event.
This event would not have been possible without Mary Wendell's hard work and gracious efforts---Thanks Mary!

Friday, July 07, 2006

Moving Day


The children's department will begin their moving on Thursday July 13th. We are excited for our new look. It is going to be a big job but Katy, Delina, Joel, and Sandi are up for the task.

Family Movie Night

We showed the original "Dumbo" Thursday July 6th. The crowd numbered about 30 which was just perfect after a busy morning. That was our last evening event for July. Watch out for August.

Paw's for life


Becky Dechert came and showed off her dog Syd. She gave the kids pointers on training their own dogs. Thanks Becky you did a great job. We had about 120 people. We made doggie magnets for the fridge and had a drawing for a homemade dog bowl full of peanut butter dog bones. ONLY one more week left for Summer Reading. It's been great.