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Summer Reading for Kids
Written By: Jenny King | Issue: 2016/06 - June
It’s time again for the summer reading program at the Hudson Library in Highlands.
Summer reading is for kids and teens and the dates to enroll are June 7-11 (although you can sign up any time after that if you’re not in town that week)! This year’s theme is “Ready, Set, Read!” – encouraging physical activity along with reading as part of an overall healthy lifestyle. The Professor Whizzpop and Snakes Alive programs will be back again, as well as other fun activities to keep the kids busy during the summer. Check out the events calendar on their website or go by the library to see what’s happening.
Don’t forget that your out-of-state visitors can get temporary library cards for $15. They’re good for six months and can be used for all regular library privileges, including DVD rentals. They also offer free Internet-only cards and free wi-fi for visitors who need to stay connected with the outside world while on vacation in Highlands!
The library is located at 541 Main Street so if you’re parked downtown, be sure to pop in and check it out! If you’re using their parking lot during library hours, it’s only right that you should walk in, meet the staff, and let them show you all the Hudson Library has to offer. Community Coffee will continue through the summer with meetings the last Friday of the month and local writers, book lovers and artists meet there regularly. The library is open Tuesday through Friday 10:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. and Saturdays 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
For more information call (828) 526-3031 or visit FontanaLib.org.
