Ashland Library
Summer Reading
2:00 Monday, June 17, Leona Breedon Smoky Hills Public Television Storyteller
10:00 Monday, June 24, Derrick Brock’s Mad Science
Arts and Crafts. . . . . . . . Thursdays at 11:00 (May 30 – June 20)
Everyday! Find the Reading Bear, tell us what he is reading, and earn treats!
Sara Richter leads discussion of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Farmer Boy on Saturday, March 16. All are invited. Since food was so important to Almanzo, we will have a potluck lunch as we try to experience foods mentioned in the books. No Betty Crocker!
This talk made possible by the Kansas Humanities Council.
Please stay home and stay safe, we hope to see you tomorrow!
Bring a sack lunch on Saturday, January 19, at noon, as Pastor Roy Sprunger leads the discussion of Johathan Cahn’s book, The Harbinger. Books are still available! Dessert will be provided.
Art Classes Beginning
Art Classes with Joy Haggard will begin at 2:00 on Friday, January 11, at the library, for artists age 12 and older. Classes are free and projects will be completed weekly, so having to miss a session or two will not cause any problems. Joy asks that artists bring oil pastels (at least eight colors) and pastel paper in a size to suit. For watercolors, bring at least three brushes (large, fine and other) and water color paper. Please, NO office paper!
The Ashland Library will be closed December 24, 25 and January 1.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
The 2012 Luncheon was a great success thanks to the hard work and effort of many library friends. Special thanks go to: Vicki and Kory Klaker for wonderful entertainment; Mary Hughes, creator of lusciously decadent desserts; and Bill and Georgeann Lang for the perfect roast!
Many thanks to the Libri Foundation, the Clark County Sheriff’s office and the community of Ashland for making new children’s books possible at the Ashland Library!
All the new award-winning, best-selling books are marked with Accelerated Reader tags and are ready for checkout. Swing by and pick up a new book today!
