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Coming soon at the St. Albans Branch Library
I Spy Hidden Pictures @ the Library
Monday, June 17,
Find the items on your I Spy sheet in the library and mark them off your sheet. Once you find them all, turn your completed sheet in for a prize. Prizes provided by St. Albans Branch Library Advisory Board.
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Kumihimo Friendship Bracelets
Monday, June 17, 6:00 p.m.
Learn how to make Kumihimo (a Japanese form of braiding) friendship bracelets in WV blue and gold to celebrate WV Day! Ages 12-adult.
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I Spy Hidden Pictures @ the Library
Tuesday, June 18,
Find the items on your I Spy sheet in the library and mark them off your sheet. Once you find them all, turn your completed sheet in for a prize. Prizes provided by St. Albans Branch Library Advisory Board.
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Family Craft Time
Tuesday, June 18, 11:00 a.m.
Celebrate the West Virginia Sesquicentennial by creating a special keepsake collage.
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The Silver Bridge Disaster of 1967
Tuesday, June 18, 6:00 p.m.
Most West Virginians know the story the collapse of Point Pleasant's Silver Bridge on Dec. 15, 1967. Ruth and Martha Fout from the Point Pleasant River Museum, and Stephan Bullard and Bridget Gromek of West Hartford College in Hartford, Conn., have woven together 200 period photographs and firsthand eyewitness accounts to create a compelling narrative of this horrific event in their book The Silver Bridge Disaster of 1967. Don Goosman and Ruth Fout will be here to talk about the book. Copies of the book may be purchased at the event.
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I Spy Hidden Pictures @ the Library
Wednesday, June 19,
Find the items on your I Spy sheet in the library and mark them off your sheet. Once you find them all, turn your completed sheet in for a prize. Prizes provided by St. Albans Branch Library Advisory Board.
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Books 'n' More
Wednesday, June 19, 10:30 a.m.
Storytime programs for preschoolers.
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I Spy Hidden Pictures @ the Library
Thursday, June 20,
Find the items on your I Spy sheet in the library and mark them off your sheet. Once you find them all, turn your completed sheet in for a prize. Prizes provided by St. Albans Branch Library Advisory Board.
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Black Bear Make it, Take it Craft
Thursday, June 20,
In honor of West Virginia's 150th birthday, children visiting the library are invited to make a paper bag puppet featuring our state animal, the black bear.
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Celebrate! West Virginia
Thursday, June 20, 12:00 p.m.
Mick Souter is West Virginia's Bard of Education, the state's leading educational performing artist who combines songs and stories to both educate and entertain. A seasoned singer, actor, storyteller, and multi-instrumentalist, he'll perform his "Celebrate West Virginia" cultural arts program to highlight the Mountain State's Sesquicentennial.
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I Spy Hidden Pictures @ the Library
Friday, June 21,
Find the items on your I Spy sheet in the library and mark them off your sheet. Once you find them all, turn your completed sheet in for a prize. Prizes provided by St. Albans Branch Library Advisory Board.
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It's Alive! LEGO Robotics
Friday, June 21, 2:00 p.m.
Robotics + LEGO = FUN! Join Sherry Swint from the 4-H LEGO League Robotics Team as she takes us beyond the block. Yes they're cute, yes they're colorful, and yes they come to life. LEGO robots! What could be more fun?
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I Spy Hidden Pictures @ the Library
Saturday, June 22,
Find the items on your I Spy sheet in the library and mark them off your sheet. Once you find them all, turn your completed sheet in for a prize. Prizes provided by St. Albans Branch Library Advisory Board.
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A History of the West Virginia Capitol
Saturday, June 22, 2:00 p.m.
The West Virginia Capitol is perhaps the most recognizable building in the state, but few West Virginians realize all the twists and turns that led to the Capitol we have today. Jim Wallace, author of "A History of the West Virginia Capitol: The House of State," relates how the state might have ended up with a Capitol in a different location or even a different city, as well as how the Capitol could have been much different than the building that exists today.
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Express Collection
A small collection of high-demand, best-selling titles is available for immediate checkout by the lucky patron who visits the St. Albans Branch Library when these titles are on the shelf. Special rules for checking out Express Collection items do apply.
Popular DVDs are also available in the Express Collections at these branches: