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Summer Reading 2013
Join in the fun with summer reading this year. On this page you will discover all the fun and excitement involved in Summer Reading 2013. Download your reading logs or see all the wonderful prizes you can have a chance to win if you complete you reading log.
Check out this informative video that will tell you about summer reading!
Summer Reading Events
There's a lot going on at the Lexington Public Library this summer. Get involved and come to some of the summer reading events!
Summer Reading Kickoff PartyJoin us to kick off the Summer Reading Program. Fun and activities for all ages. |
Village Branch - Large Meeting Room |
Noteworthy Landscape PlantsCome learn all about proven landscape plant performers for the Bluegrass. These include shrubs and perennials, many native, that have outstanding ornamental attributes and few pest problems. |
Tates Creek Branch - Large Conference Room |
Dinosaur ClubCome to the Dinosaur Club at the Village Branch to participate in all kinds of fun dinosaur activities! This program will be most enjoyed by children between the ages of 5 and 12. |
Village Branch - Small Meeting Room |
Little Diggers StorytimeThis story time will allow children to build reading readiness skills through stories, songs, finger plays, rhymes, and games. Children 5 and younger are welcome. |
Village Branch - |
Groundbreaking AnimalsThe Natural History Education company will showcase animals that dig into the ground for their prey. See live animals such as a raccoon, opossum, bobcat and more. Recommended for ages 5 and up. |
Northside Branch - Large Conference Room |
Dinosaur ClubCome to the Dinosaur Club at the Village Branch to participate in all kinds of fun dinosaur activities! This program will be most enjoyed by children between the ages of 5 and 12. |
Village Branch - Small Meeting Room |
Groundbreaking AnimalsThe Natural History Education company will showcase animals that dig into the ground for their prey. See live animals such as a raccoon, opossum, bobcat and more. Registration required. |
Beaumont Branch - Large Conference Room |
Something Old, Something NewLearn about the evolution of customs and traditions surrounding the wedding day. Changes in wedding traditions and customs are viewed as they evolved from the 17th century to present day. |
Tates Creek Branch - Large Conference Room |
Groundbreaking AnimalsThe Natural History Education company will showcase animals that dig into the ground for their prey. See live animals such as a raccoon, opossum, bobcat and more. |
Eagle Creek Branch - Large Conference Room |
I Dig Reading Drop-in CraftDrop-in and dig into some fun crafts and activities. |
Eagle Creek Branch - Large Conference Room |
