2010 "Terrific Tuesdays!"
Summer Reading Program Performers

Join us for our Terrific Tuesday performances!
All ages are welcome! Families are especially encouraged to attend!
All performers will begin at 7:00 PM in the Library Community room.

June 15th "Wet, Wild, and Wacky"
Kathy Luck
Storyteller Kathy Luck presents a lively program of silly stories and songs, with plenty of participation and lots of laughs. But the real stars of the show are Kathy's wild and crazy puppet friends. The puppets always have something to share about their latest kooky adventures. Come and join the fun!

June 29th "Pirate Captain Pickles"
Kathleen Mohr
The Capt'ns lookin' fer a crew to help her find the hidden treasure. But first ye must travel to a (local) tropical island and go to Pirate School so ye can become true "Brothers and Sisters of the Coast." Arrrgh!

July 13th "Amazing Al"
"The Amazing Al" presents an hour long magic show with 18 illusions. Six or eight of the illusions include audience participation. The audience will be amazed when objects appear and disappear and laugh at the jokes. This is a family show.

July 27th "Jump, Giggle, Mime, and Wiggle"
Nancy Weiss-McQuide
"Jump, Giggle, Mime, and Wiggle" is a lively series of stories for children ages 4-10. Acting, mime, juggling, and dancing are utilized to enact stories that portray friendship, equality, and pure fun.

August 10th "Hunting with Henry the Heron"
Nature in the Parks
Do you know kids that have trouble sitting still and being patient, or that are just too wiggly? In Hunting with Henry the Heron, kids find out they aren't the only ones with these problems.
Based on the book Henry the Impatient Heron by Donna Love, children will discover the importance of being patient while putting on a show and learning about life in a wetland. Participants will explore the theater process, work behind the scenes, and have fun because "the show must go on". Following the puppet show, there will be a variety of activities to allow children to think, grow, eat, walk, stalk, and squawk like a Great Blue Heron.