washington county public library june 2016 classes pptx

JUNE CLASSESMonday, Tuesday & Thursday

10:00 am – 7:00 pm

Wednesday & Friday10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Saturday 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

SundayClosed

CHILDREN’S CLASSES

Monday, June 6 10:00 am

Ready, Set, Move

Monday, June 2010:00 am

Pigs in a Puddle

Ages 0-2

Call 336-7655 to

enroll.

STONE CARVINGTuesday, June 7 @ 5:30 pm

Al and Penny Nelson bring concrete to life.

Help us carve a beautiful piece of art

for the new library and make jewelry you can wear. At WCES Gym.

Registration is required; please call

336-7655.

SUMMER READING @ WILLISBURG PARK

Wednesday, June 8 @ 11:00 am

Tuesday, June 14 @ 5:30 pmDo animals compete? You bet! Animal Tales brings back exotic

animals from all around the world that utilize very unique abilities to compete and survive in the wild. Be prepared to get up-close

and personal learning about these very competitive creatures. At WC Extension Office

SUMMER READING @ MACKVILLE COMMUNITY

CENTERWednesday, June 15 @ 11:00 am

MUSIK MATTERSTuesday, June 21 @ 5:30 pm

Let music move your body. Learn more about sound using some out of the ordinary objects as instruments.

At the WCES Gym.

SUMMER READING @ FREDERICKSTOWN “THE BURG” PARK

Wednesday, June 22 @ 11:00 am

CHOW DOWNTuesday, June 28 @ 5:30 pm

Washington County Cooperative Extension Office’s Cabrina Buckman keeps our mind and body ready for summer activities with

these great options for chowing down.At the WC Extension Office.

TWEEN &

TEEN CLASSES

Life Size

Challenge each other to a Jenga match with flare. Using life size

Jenga blocks, see if you can maser the game and beat your opponent.

Ages 8-17.

STONE CARVINGTuesday, June 7 @ 5:30 pm

Al and Penny Nelson bring concrete to life.

Help us carve a beautiful piece of art

for the new library and make jewelry you can wear. At WCES Gym.

Registration is required; please call

336-7655.

SUMMER READING @ WILLISBURG PARK

Wednesday, June 8 @ 11:00 am

SCRABBLE PHOTO FRAME

Wednesday, June 8 @ 3:30 pm

Using Scrabble tiles create a one of a kind frame to show off those summer memories.

Ages 8-17.

Tuesday, June 14 @ 5:30 pmDo animals compete? You bet! Animal Tales brings back exotic

animals from all around the world that utilize very unique abilities to compete and survive in the wild. Be prepared to get up-close

and personal learning about these very competitive creatures. At WC Extension Office

SUMMER READING @ MACKVILLE COMMUNITY

CENTERWednesday, June 15 @ 11:00 am

FAN FLIP FLOPSWednesday, June 15

3:30 pm

Bring a pair of flip flops, or we will have some on

hand, to bring the colors of WC schools or your favorite team to

life on your feet.Ages 8-17.

SUMMER READING @ FREDRICKSTOWN

“THE BURG” PARK Wednesday, June 22 @ 11:00 am

30 SECOND CHALLENGEWednesday, June 22 @ 3:30 pm

Think you can do anything in 30 seconds without saying a word? Put your skills to the test working with others to overcome some of the challenges we have thought up for you to complete…in 30 seconds

without a sound.Ages 8-17

TRIVIA COFFEE HOUSEThursday, June 30 @ 3:30 pm

While enjoying all the comforts of a coffee house in the big city, see if your table can outwit the others

in modern day trivia.Ages 8-17

ADULT CLASSES

SHARPIE DYED COASTERS

Monday, June 13 @ 3:00 pm

Create patriotic tiles or your own design for summer celebrations.

Spaces and supplies are limited; please call 336-7655 to register.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES’ MEETINGMONDAY, June 20 5:30 pm

Washington County Public Library Board of Trustees Open Meeting Rules The Washington County Public Library Board of Trustees abides by the open meeting laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. The Open Meetings Act provides members of the public the statutory right to attend all public meetings and to observe and listen to what transpires at those meeting. It does not grant those persons the right to participate in the meeting nor address the members of the Board during the meeting. The Washington County Public Library Board of Trustees will allow one to address the Board with two provisions.•The person must notify the Library Director in advance to be included on the Agenda.•The person must limit their address to two minutes.