Current Events
Click on the “Calendar of Events” to the right to find a complete listing of events with times, costs and registration details.
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for technology based computer classes for the entire family!
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CREATE A BUG CONTEST
FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
Keep yourself "buzzy," (busy), with our CREATE A BUG CONTEST. Here's how...
- Each participant makes a bug using the collection of craft materials found in a bag you can pick up at the library during business hours, or at any childrens/teen program.
- This contest is for patrons age 3 and up. Families may enter as a team.
- Each participant may make only one bug. You may add any items of your choice to the materials in your bag. Painting, coloring and markers are also allowed.
All creations should be returned to the library no later than July 18th.
Voting will take place at the library from July 21-31. Voting will be done by patrons.
Winners announced on August 1.
Prizes will be awarded in the following categories:
- Most Creative
- Best Use of Materials
- Creepiest Bug
- Biggest Pest
- Most Unusual
- More Realistic
- Cutest Bug
HAVE FUN!
AVON GROVE LIBRARY
COMMUNITY KNITTING PROJECT
We are working on a blanket to be donated to a disabled veteran in honor of his/her service to all of us.
If you would like to knit a square, please take a pattern and ball of yarn (available at the Circulation Desk).
If you would like to help, but don't knit, please add a ball of red, white or blue yarn to the basket at the Desk.
ADOPT A PLATOON
Avon Grove Library is one of several drop off sites for “Adopt-a-Platoon,” sponsored by the West Grove-Avondale Rotary Club.
Help our troops stationed in Iraq by donating items such as: pre-paid phone cards, magazines (Sports Illustrated, Men’s Health), stationery paper, toiletries, hand sanitizer, boot socks (black or OD green), jerky, power bars, dried fruit, or pre-packaged cheese and crackers. A complete list is available, posted next to the drop off boxes placed in the main library.
These are both on-going events.
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For Teens:
Register at the library for these FREE computer enrichment programs for young adults.
Link into Lifelong Learning
Class Schedule
Creative Writing Vacation with Inspiration
Tuesday, June 24
3-4 pm
For ages 12 -14
Use Inspiration to organize your vacation visions and start the creative writing process!
Resume Writing
(For ages 16 and above)
Wednesday, June 28, 2008
1-3 PM
Learn tips and strategies to make the most of your activities, talents, skills and work experience (or lack there of) on a resume!
Book Trailer Podcasting
Wednesday, July 2 and Tuesday July 8
1-3 pm
For ages 12-14
Create a book trailer podcast! Plan, record, edit, add music and publish a podcast to the Web or save on your mp3 player. Students are encouraged to attend both sessions.
Image Generators
Tuesday, July 8 (basic)
12-1 pm
Ages 12-15
Put your face on a postage stamp, create a special message on a road sign, or write your name on a virtual sandy beach. Use Imagechef.com to create unique images with your thoughts and pictures!
Wednesday July 23 (advanced)
3-4 pm
For Grades middle and high school
Basic plus learn tips for using them with wikis and blogs which are being used at a growing rate in high school and post secondary academic worlds. They are the wave of the future in the learning community. Image Generators make great visuals for social networking sites, blogs, and wikis, to give your contributions some zing!
Top Ten Playlist
Wednesday July 9
1-3 pm
Ages 14 and up
Create a wiki featuring the top ten songs you think everyone should know. Learn how to find and post lyrics, add information and photos to support your top ten playlist!
Scrapbooking
Friday July 18
1-3pm
Ages 10 and up
Using online resources and actual craft materials, participants will create their own scrapbook page.
Blogging
Tuesday, July 22
1-3 pm
Ages 14 and up
Learn how to post messages, comment, add photos and even load multimedia content to an online blog.
Blog about Baseball
Tuesday July 22
3-4 pm
Ages 11-14
Learn to post messages, comment on posts, add pictures, and links in a blog about America's favorite sport.
Creative Comics
Wednesday July 23
1-3 pm
Ages 12-14
POW! Tap into your creative writing powers to plan a script, characters and illustrations for your very own comic strip.
Powerpoints with Pizzazz!
Tuesday July 29
1-3 pm
Ages 14 and up
Learn the tools and techniques to give your Powerpoints pizzazz -- including transition, custom animation, and design techniques.
Knockout Online Bullying with Powerpoint
Wednesday July 30
1-3 pm
Ages 12-14
Once we have our techniques down, we will discuss and create a Powerpoint presentation on how to recognize and stop online bullying. Make your own Powerpoint and publish it on a MySpace page!
MS Office Templates
Wednesday July 30
3-4 pm
Ages 14 and up
Search, download and use the wealth of free templates.
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Get ready for a Sizzling Summer at the Avon Grove Library! Enjoy a variety of events throughout summer 2008, including:
Family Baseball Night
Meet the Philadelphia Force, women’s professional softball team and their Mascot on Tuesday June 24, 5-8:00pm. Stories! Crafts! Refreshments! Register at the library. Free program, all children must be accompanied by an adult.
Family Fun: Scavenger Hunt
Search the Avon Grove Library for clues on Tuesday July 1, 6-8:00pm. Register at library. Free program. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Teen Murder Mystery Game
If you're in grade 7 and up, join us at the Avon Grove Library for a "spook-tacular" murder mystery adventure on Wednesday July 30, 7:30-11pm! Take part in the game and be entertained by guest storyteller Bill Woods. Enjoy pizza with your friends and make crafts. What else? It's a mystery so you'll just have to come to the library to find out! Free teen T-shirts. $10 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at the library.
Basket Making
Learn the art of basket making on Wednesday June 25, 1:30-3:30pm or July 23, 4-6:00pm. For ages 10 and up. Register at the library. $5/person nonrefundable material fee. Adult must remain in library during program.
Sewing Workshops
Stitch up a clever creation in the Avon Grove Library’s Sewing Workshops on July 15 to 17! Age-appropriate projects are designed for two groups. From 1:00-2:30pm, those age 9 and up will make pillowcases. From 3:00-4:30pm, those age 12 and up will make pillows. All materials provided. $10 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at the library. Limit 12/ per class. Adult must remain in library during program.
Bird House Woodworking Workshop
Fun family activity! Come and join us at the Avon Grove Library Tuesday July 8 or Wednesday August 6 to construct your very own bird house. $10 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at the library. Limit 9/per class. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
First Aid and CPR for Teens and Adults
For ages 12 and up, learn the vital skills of first aid and CPR. Wednesday July 9 or Tuesday August 5. 4-8:00pm. Register at the library. $45/per person for certification. ICA and OSHA approved.
Teens and Adults: Make Beaded Jewelry
Come to the Avon Grove Library Thursday July 17 and "bead-dazzle" your family and friends with jewelry you design! $10 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at the library. Limit 15/per class.
Draw Manga!
Learn about Manga & Anime
A FREE introduction/Sampler Course
July 28 to 31 (Two Sessions)
12:30 - 1:30pm OR 2:00 - 3:00pm
This sampler course is for grades 5 and up. Students are strongly encouraged to attend all 4 days. Register at the library. Limit 15/per class. All materials supplied.
Interested in pursuing the art of Manga & Anime further?
A comprehensive course with hands-on drawing techniques and PowerPoint demonstrations
August 18 to 21
2:00 - 4:30pm (August 18, 19 & 20)
2:00 - 6:00pm (August 21 class and wrap-up party!)
For grades 5 and up. Students are strongly encouraged to attend all 4 days. Register at the library. Limit 15/per class. $5 materials fee/all materials supplied.
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For Children:
Register at the library for these FREE computer enrichment programs for children.
Link into Lifelong Learning
Class Schedule
Creative Writing Adventure
Friday, June 20
Group 1: 1-2 pm; Group 2: 2-3 pm
For ages 9-12
Using creative scenarios and laptop computers, students will develop orignal stories and poems.
Digital ABC Storytelling
Tuesday June 24, Wednesday June 25
and Wednesday July 2
12-1 pm
For ages 6-8
Write and illustrate your own digital ABC's of Summer using the VoiceThread. Students are encouraged to attens all sessions in order to complete the book!
Bookmarks with Publisher
Tuesday June 24
1-3 pm
For ages 9-11
Create bookmarks with pictures and words designed by you! We'll use the summer reading theme "bugs" as our inspiration for some buzziful bookmarks.
Creative Writing Vacation with Inspiration
Tuesday, June 24
3-4 pm
For ages 12 -14
Use Inspiration to organize your vacation visions and start the creative writing process!
Digital Storytelling with Nature
Wednesday, June 25, Wednesday July 2, and
Tuesday July 8
3-4 pm
For ages 9-11
Observe the natural environment and create a digital book based on your findings. Illustrate pictures and add your voice to narrate a book on screen! Students are encouraged to attend all sessions.
Math Workshop
Tuesday July 1
Group 1: 1-2 pm; Group 2: 2-3 pm; Group 3: 3-4 pm
For Grades 4 through 6
Practice your math skills using laptop computers, educational software, online games, flash cards and more.
Book Trailer Podcasting
Wednesday, July 2 and Tuesday July 8
1-3 pm
For ages 12-14
Create a book trailer podcast! Plan, record, edit, add music and publish a podcast to the Web or save on your mp3 player. Students are encouraged to attend both sessions.
Image Generators
Tuesday, July 8 (basic)
12-1 pm
Ages 12-15
Put your face on a postage stamp, create a special message on a road sign, or write your name on a virtual sandy beach. Use Imagechef.com to create unique images with your thoughts and pictures!
Wednesday July 23 (advanced)
3-4 pm
For Grades middle and high school
Basic plus learn tips for using them with wikis and blogs which are being used at a growing rate in high school and post secondary academic worlds. They are the wave of the future in the learning community. Image Generators make great visuals for social networking sites, blogs, and wikis, to give your contributions some zing!
All About Me with Kidspiration
Wednesday July 9
12-1 pm
Ages 6-8
Create a pictorial map of your life, with Kidspiration software.
Zoo Cams with Inspiration
Wednesday July 9
3-4 pm
Ages 9 -11
Watch zoo and aquarium creatures using webcams, Map out an animal profile with Inspiration!
Elementary Spanish
Tuesday July 15 and Tuesday August 12
12- 1pm, 1-2pm or 2-3 pm
Ages 5-9
Use computer software, flashcards and games to learn basic Spanish language vocabulary.
Scrapbooking
Friday July 18
1-3pm
Ages 10 and up
Using online resources and actual craft materials, participants will create their own scrapbook page.
Kidspix Butterfly Art
Tuesday July 22
12-1pm
Ages 6-8
Create a butterfly masterpiece on the computer! Learn to make a vibrant butterfly using virtual art tools.
Blog about Baseball
Tuesday July 22
3-4 pm
Ages 11-14
Learn to post messages, comment on posts, add pictures, and links in a blog about America's favorite sport.
Character Trading Cards
Wednesday July 23
12-1 pm
Ages 9-11
Create a trading card with a picture and information about your favorite book character, athlete or author!
Creative Comics
Wednesday July 23
1-3 pm
Ages 12-14
POW! Tap into your creative writing powers to plan a script, characters and illustrations for your very own comic strip.
Bug Poster in Microsoft Word
Tuesday July 29
12-1pm
Ages 6-8
Bugs! Create a poster featuring your favorite critter using Microsoft Word. Learn how to insert clip art, pictures, format headlines and text.
Online Safety Checklist
Tuesday July 29
3-4 pm
Ages 9-11
Use Microsoft Word to design a fact sheet about online safety. Insert columns, headlines, photos and create bullet lists.
E-Folktales
Wednesday July 30
12-1 pm
Ages 6-8
Delight in live recordings of amazing professional storytellers performing multicultural folktales and stories at the Enoch Pratt Public Library in Baltimore!
Knockout Online Bullying with Powerpoint
Wednesday July 30
1-3 pm
Ages 12-14
Once we have our techniques down, we will discuss and create a Powerpoint presentation on how to recognize and stop online bullying. Make your own Powerpoint and publish it on a MySpace page!
Insects and Bugs!
Friday August 8
Group 1: 12-1 pm; Group 2: 1-2 pm; Group 3: 2-3 pm
Ages 7-12
Investigate resources, draw a bug, and play games related to insects.
Moviemaking for Kids
Week of August 18th (Monday through Friday)
Group 1: 9-11 am; Group 2: 1-3 pm
Ages 9-12
Bring your ideas and creativity! Five students will work as a team to write, script, shoot and edit a 10-minute movie. Each student will take home a copy of the movie on a DVD.
You'll learn how to write a story, create a storyboard, shoot the movie, and edit and burn the movie to DVD. No experience necessary. All equipment and materials provided.
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Get ready for a Sizzling Summer at the Avon Grove Library! Enjoy a variety of events throughout summer 2008, including:
Summer Reading Club Registration
Register for “Catch the Reading Bug”: 2008 SummerReading Club at the Avon Grove Library, beginning May 15th during library hours. First 700 children registered will receive a Club T-shirt. Prizes are given throughout summer to acknowledge reading accomplishments. Suggested donation: $5/per child.
Summer Reading Club Kick-Off Party
“Catch the Reading Bug” this summer! Come to the Avon Grove Library’s Summer Reading Club Kick-Off Party onSaturday June 14 from 10am to 12:30pm. Register for the Club. Enjoy magician Tom Yurasits (10:30am). Make your own ice cream sundae after the magic show. First 250 children receive a free Summer Reading Club Book Bag!
Summer Reading Club Activities
Swarm over to the library for “ant-tics” inspired by the Catch the Reading Bug theme. Stories, crafts, games and guest speakers each week on Wednesdays July 2 toAugust 13, 10-11:00am. For grades 1 and up. Register at the library. Free program. Adult must remain in library during program.
Toddler Tuesdays
Join Miss Denise at the Avon Grove Library June 24 through August 12 at 10:15 am for stories, songs and fun! This program is for children birth to 2 years old and their caregivers. This is a free program. Please register in person. There is a limit of 20 families.
Preschool Storytime
Join us at the Avon Grove Library for Miss Carole’s Preschool Storytimes, Thursdays June 26 through August 14, at 10am and again at 11:30am. Stories, songs, rhymes and simple crafts. For children age 1 to 6. Free program. No registration is required. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Storytime at Starbucks
Every Thursday at 1pm, Starbucks Jennersville, Shoppes at Jenners Village Center, West Grove. Join Miss Lisa, a storyteller from the Avon Grove Library for reading adventure with dancing, singing, games, crafts and snacks. No registration required. Free program. Children must be accompanied by an adult. This is an on-going event.
Bilingual Storytime
Enjoy stories and songs in both English and Spanish, along with simple crafts. Fridays July 25, August 1, 8, and 15 at 10:00am. No registration required. Free program. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Family Baseball Night
Meet the Philadelphia Force, women’s professional softball team and their Mascot on Tuesday June 24, 5-8:00pm. Stories! Crafts! Refreshments! Register at the library. Free program, all children must be accompanied by an adult.
Family Fun: Scavenger Hunt
Search the Avon Grove Library for clues on Tuesday July 1, 6-8:00pm. Register at library. Free program. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Basket Making
Learn the art of basket making on Wednesday June 25, 1:30-3:30pm or July 23, 4-6:00pm. For ages 10 and up. Register at the library. $5/person nonrefundable material fee. Adult must remain in library during program.
Sewing Workshops
Stitch up a clever creation in the Avon Grove Library’s Sewing Workshops on July 15 to 17! Age-appropriate projects are designed for two groups. From 1:00-2:30pm, those age 9 and up will make pillowcases. From 3:00-4:30pm, those age 12 and up will make pillows. All materials provided. $10 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at the library. Limit 12/ per class. Adult must remain in library during program.
Art Workshops – Collage/Pastels/Watercolors
Express your creative talents at the Avon Grove Library! Art Workshops held Tuesday, July 22 (Collage), Wednesday, July 23 (Pastels and Drawing), Thursday, July 24 (Watercolors) at 1:00-2:30pm. $5 non-refundable material fee for each session. Register in person at the library. Limit 20/ per class. Ages 7 and up.
Bird House Woodworking Workshop
Fun family activity! Come and join us at the Avon Grove Library Tuesday July 8 or Wednesday August 6, 6pm-8pm to construct your very own bird house. $10 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at the library. Limit 9/per class. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Make Tie Dye T-Shirts
Have a passion for fashion? Come to the Avon Grove Library and design a colorful tie dye T-shirt that's uniquely you! Join us Tuesday July 8 or Wednesday August 6, 1:00-3:00pm. $5 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at the library. Adult with child must remain in library during program.
Make Ice Cream in a Can
Learn how to make a favorite summertime treat -- ice cream! Join us at the Avon Grove Library Thursdays July 10 or August 7 at 1:00-2:00pm or 2:00-3:00pm. $5 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at library. Limit 20/per class. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Make it and Take it Crafts
Make fun crafts at the library to take home! Fridays July 11 to August 1. 10am-noon. No registration required. Free Program. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Draw Manga!
Learn about Manga & Anime
A FREE introduction/Sampler Course
July 28 to 31 (Two Sessions)
12:30 - 1:30pm OR 2:00 - 3:00pm
This sampler course is for grades 5 and up. Students are strongly encouraged to attend all 4 days. Register at the library. Limit 15/per class. All materials supplied.
Interested in pursuing the art of Manga & Anime further?
A comprehensive course with hands-on drawing techniques and PowerPoint demonstrations
August 18 to 21
2:00 - 4:30pm (August 18, 19 & 20)
2:00 - 6:00pm (August 21 class and wrap-up party!)
For grades 5 and up. Students are strongly encouraged to attend all 4 days. Register at the library. Limit 15/per class. $5 materials fee/all materials supplied.
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Science in the Summer: Oceanography --
Sponsored by GlaxoSmithKline
This hands-on science camp at the Avon Grove Library (July 28 through 31) encourages children to explore the wonders of the ocean and sea life. Sessions offered: Level I (entering grades 2 & 3) and Level II (entering grades 4, 5, and 6). Morning: Level I 9:45-10:45am; Level II 11:00am-noon. Afternoon: Level I 12:45-1:45pm; Level II 2:00-3:00pm. Free program. Parents should register children at the library. Limit 15/per class. Parents must remain in library during program.
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For Adults:
Link into Lifelong Learning
Class Schedule
WORKSHOP
Resume Writing
(For ages 16 and above)
Wednesday, June 28, 20081-3 PM
Get that job you desire by updating and/or improving your resume.!
Learn tips and strategies to make the most of your activities, talents, skills and work experience (or lack there of) on a resume! Basic knowledge of Microsoft Word is helpful
COMPUTER TRAINING AND BASICS
The instructor for the following classes is Colleen A. Owens, a self-taught computer user and trainer with over 20 years of experience. She has been a computer instructor and consultant for the Oxford Area Senior Center for the last 6 years and has provided services to the Kennett Area Senior Center for the last 2 years.
Surfing the Internet will take place on Thursday mornings, July 10, 17 and 24, 10-11:30am and again on Tuesday evenings, July 1, July 8, July 15 6-7:30pm. It is an introductory class covering searching information on the World Wide Web. Learn internet terms, search engines and browsers, as well as how to navigate and search using the address window and search button. Customized searching, organizing Favorites Folder, printing and saving will also be covered.
Introduction to Computers is offered Thursdays, July 10, July 17, July 24, 12:30-2pm. Ideal for beginners! It will cover the basics of computer setup, proper procedures of turning on and shutting down the computer, using the mouse and keyboard. Includes basic instruction on using CD's, floppies and flash drives.
Microsoft Windows classes will meet on Thursdays, July 31, August 7, August 14, August 28 12:30 - 2:00pm. This course covers how to use Microsoft Windows, including how to open, close, move, minimize and maximize windows. Desktop icons, task bar basics and using the recyclebin are also covered.
Email Basics will be held on Thursday mornings, July 31, August 7, August 14, August 28 10:00-11:30am. We will also offer a Tuesday evening class, 6:00 to7:30PM July 22, July 29, August 5, August 12. This is an introductory course covering requirements for accessing the Internet and signing in or logging on. Instruction on how to send and receive e-mail with and without attachments and how to use your Address Book will be covered. This course also explains how to reply, forward, print and delete messages. We use Outlook Express but discuss the similarities of other email programs.
Microsoft Publisher Basics instruction will be offered on Thursdays, May 15, May 22, June12 and June 19 from 12:30 to 2:00PM. This course covers how to get started using Publisher. Students will learn how to use templates and wizards, as well as the procedures necessary to create publications from scratch. The use of drawing textboxes, adding text and formatting text will also be covered. A general introduction to Desktop Publishing will be included.
A workshop called Internet Job Search will be offered Thursday, July 3 from 10:00 to11:30AM. This course will cover how to search for jobs using the internet.
Another workshop called Saving Files as PDF Files and What is a PDF File will be held Thursday, July 3 from 12:30 to 2:00PM. Learn what a PDF file is and how to save files in this format to share with others.
WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
The instructor for the classes listed below is Barbara Odell, is the owner of Website Design and Images in Landenberg, a web design firm for small businesses andnonprofits since 2000.
Wikis and Blogs Thursday, June 12, 6:30 to 7:30pm This class will give an overview of the latest internet trends - Wikis and Blogs. Both of these tools give you an opportunity to build a web presence at no cost. A wiki is a sharable website where you create topic pages and invite people to add content and more pages. Wikis are great for families spread apart and for groups working on a project. A blog is a webpage where you can post information and choose to invite comments. Blogs are now used by businesses to both build credibility and increase their search engine ranking. Come learn via a Powerpoint presentation about these new trends and how you cantakeadvantage of these tools. Slides of the presentation will be available as a handout, and access to a class related webpage will be given where you can find links to resources tostart your own blog and/orwiki.
ON LINE DATABASES
Did you know that the Chester County Library System Homepage (www.ccls.org) gives you access to a wealth of authoritative information derived from thousands of published documents, scholarly journals, and newspapers? Join us for classes designed to teach the basics of these FREE databases.
The instructor of these courses is Susan Stahl, an educator
who has a Master of Library Science from Clarion University of Pennsylvania.
CONSUMER HEALTH COMPLETE Wednesday, June 4, 6:30 to 7:30pm Want to read up on all the latest alternative treatments for migraines? Or get a profile of the medication that was just prescribed to you? Perhaps you’d like to watch a video or see an illustrated diagram of what will happen during your upcoming knee replacement surgery.Learn how to access to medical databases filled with published health information written by medical professionals. Databases can be accessed at the library or from the comfort of home with a library card number.
READING ALTERNATIVES: eBOOKS & DOWNLOADABLE AUDIO BOOKS Wednesday June 11 6:30-7:30pm Learn to access netLibrary, a library of electronic books that can be checked out and read right on your computer screen 24 hours a day! The Chester County Public Library System offers electronic media that expands reading options far beyond the printed page. Participants will learn to access ebooks in the netLibrary database and discover a wealth of free downloadable audio books! Participants should bring any portable media players (mp3 players, cell phones with downloading capability) with the exception of ipods, which are not compatible.
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER DATABASE Wednesday June 18 6:30 -7:30pm Now at any Chester County Library, you can access full text articles from one of the most respectednewspapers in the region for free! The Philadelphia Inquirer database provides complete full-text content of local and regional news, community events, schools, politics, government policies, cultural activities, local companies, industries and people in the community from 1981 to present. Paid advertisements are excluded. Participants will learn to keyword search the archive of articles for documents on subject areas, specific sections, dates or time periods.
Please register for these free computer classes at the library.
For more information, please call the library at 610-869-2004.
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Get ready for a Sizzling Summer at the Avon Grove Library! Enjoy a variety of events throughout summer 2008, including:
Family Baseball Night
Meet the Philadelphia Force, women’s professional softball team and their Mascot on Tuesday June 24, 5-8:00pm. Stories! Crafts! Refreshments! Register at the library. Free program, all children must be accompanied by an adult.
Family Fun: Scavenger Hunt
Search the Avon Grove Library for clues on Tuesday July 1, 6-8:00pm. Register at library. Free program. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Bird House Woodworking Workshop
Fun family activity! Come and join us at the Avon Grove Library Tuesday July 8 or Wednesday August 6 to construct your very own bird house. $10 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at the library. Limit 9/per class. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
First Aid and CPR for Teens and Adults
For ages 12 and up, learn the vital skills of first aid and CPR. Wednesday July 9 or Tuesday August 5. 4-8:00pm. Register at the library. $45/per person for certification. ICA and OSHA approved.
Teens and Adults: Make Beaded Jewelry
Come to the Avon Grove Library Thursday July 17 and "bead-dazzle" your family and friends with jewelry you design! $10 non-refundable material fee. Register in person at the library. Limit 15/per class.
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Friends of the Avon Grove Library
Please see the Friends of Avon Grove Library page for more information.
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