June 2021 Happenings @ Your Library –
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JUNE 2021 Aimee Fifarek, Library Executive Director Teen Author Visit with Julie Murphy Join us for a virtual author visit with Julie Murphy, the #1 New York Times bestselling author of “Dumplin’.” Julie will be visiting just in time to celebrate Mark your calendars to attend these June programs at the Pride Month and the release of her new young adult book, “Pumpkin.” Partici- Public Library of Youngstown & Mahoning County. pants in this event will be eligible for a The Library’s Summer Discovery Program, “Tails & Tales,” prize drawing for a signed copy of Ju- promises a summer of fun through July 31. Sign up online at the lie’s brand-new book. Winners must be Library’s website at www.LibraryVIsit.org/summer-discovery or able to pick up their prize from a Public through the free “ReadSquared” app available in the Apple app Library of Youngstown and Mahoning store or on Google Play. County library. Register and receive a Zoom link in the email that you provide The challenge: each day, earn one point by reading, visiting your within 24 hours of the event. library or enjoying a library service or program. Zoom, 6 p.m. Thurs., June 10 Track your reading: On your Summer Discovery Log and track your reading or activities by coloring one bubble each day until you earn a point. For more information: https://www.libraryvisit.org/summer-discovery/ Keep the kindness momentum going! Learn to be a positive force in the kindness movement to better our community. Watch as Megan Murphy, Penguin kindness activist and founder of The Kindness Rocks Project, presents over Zoom on “The Art of Connecting.” She Pen Pals discusses how to connect with oneself Who doesn’t and learn to build deeper relationships want to write to with others. Registration is required. Call 330-744-8636 or register online. Please a penguin? Stop include an email address to receive a Zoom invitation. Your invitation will be sent in the library all month to grab a take- and-make postcard kit, pre-stamped within 24 hours of the program starting. Adults. Zoom, 6:30 p.m. Tues., June 22 and pre-addressed to a penguin at the Akron Zoo. The penguins will be sending responses to the library, so stop back in after sending your postcard to see if they’ve replied. All Ages. Meet Joy Kotheimer, zookeeper at the Columbus Library Anywhere, 12 a.m. Tues., June 1 Zoo, as she talks about zookeeping and shares some amazing and funny stories about her adventures with the animals. Please register with an email address. A Zoom invitation will be sent within 24 hours of the program start. All Ages. Zoom, 7 p.m. Mon., June 7 *See our Library Service Roadmap at www.LibraryVisit.org for current library safety guidelines. Meet Tom Frank from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Wildlife Division. He’s going to teach about Ohio wildlife, their Paints + bubbles = awesome art. habitats, and what we can do keep For the whole family. Join us as we mix the local animals safe and healthy. watercolor paints with bubbles to make Please register with an email address. DZHVRPHDUWRXWVLGH%HVXUHWRZHDU You will receive a Zoom invitation clothes that can get messy! Registration within 24 hours of the program starting. is required, and space is limited for social Teens and Adults. GLVWDQFLQJ)LYHJURXSVRIƓYHSHRSOHZLOOEH allowed per 20-minute session. Register one Zoom, 2:30 p.m. Fri., June 25 adult who is then able to bring up to four additional individuals with them. This group RIXSWRƓYHSHRSOHZLOOEHVHDWHGWRJHWKHU but socially distanced from others attending program. Rain date is June 30 at 11 a.m. All Ages. • Camelot Lanes • Rotary Club of Boardman • Dollar General • Sam’s Club • Friends of PLYMC • Walmart • Mahoning Valley • Youngstown Phantoms Hockey &DQƓHOG Scrappers Baseball • Youngstown State University, 11 a.m., 11:30 a.m., Athletic Department 12 p.m., 12:30 p.m. Sat., June 26 Enjoy a chill Saturday morning of live music behind WKH&DQƓHOG/LEUDU\%ULQJ\RXURZQODZQFKDLUVRU picnic blanket and stay for all or part of the two- hours. Tyler Guerrieri is a graduate of YSU’s Dana School of Music with a degree in Music Performance. Tyler can be found entertaining audiences at var- Come to Welker Park in New ious festivals, restaurants and private events as a Middletown for a roaring dragon solo performer, and is also the lead guitarist for themed story time for the whole family. Youngstown’s popular show band, Guys Without Craft kits will be available. Registration Ties. In the event of inclement weather, a rain date is required and space is limited. When concert will be held the following week: same time, registering, please enter a total for your same place. Please observe social distancing and family. Please observe social distancing stay 6-feet away from others. All Ages. guidelines. All Ages. Springfield &DQƓHOGDP6DW-XQH 5DLQ'DWH-XQH 11:30 a.m. Wed., June 9 and 22 Healthy, locally grown fruits and vegetables will be available from Grow Join your local librarians as we walk around Urban Farms in a pop-up market in the WKH&DQƓHOG*UHHQVSLQQLQJ3RNH6WRSV parking lot of the library. Vouchers will ƓJKWLQJUDLGVDQGFDWFKLQJŌHPDOO:DONV be available on site. Adults. will occur every other week (weather Newport, 11a.m. Fri., June 25 SHUPLWWLQJ DQGZLOOEHJLQDQGHQGDWRXUƓUVW 3RNH6WRS7KH&DQƓHOG/LEUDU\)RU7HHQV and Adults - Children are welcome with parental supervision. Registration is required, and space is limited for social distancing. Please register each individual that will attend. Don’t forget to bring your phone. &DQƓHOGSP)UL-XQH *See our Library Service Roadmap at 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Fri., June 11 www.LibraryVisit.org for current library safety guidelines. June 2021 Page 2 www.LibraryVisit.org This summer, join us at the lake. Tri-Lakes Library, that is. Read lake-themed books, and then gather on the benches in the garden outside the building for an outdoor (socially-distanced) book club. Also known as “armchair travel,” each %RRNVHOHFWLRQVLQFOXGH-XQHŊƓFWLRQ month we will virtually explore a re- “Lost Lake,” by Sarah Addison Allen; markable, nearby U.S. city. Due to the -XO\ŊP\VWHU\ŏ6WUDQJHULQWKH/DNHŐ pandemic, many people are not taking E\.LPEHUO\%HOOH$XJXVWŊQRQƓFWLRQ vacations. Or if they are, it is to closer, “Death and Life of the Great Lakes,” by drivable locations. Thus, we will focus Dan Egan. Please feel free to bring your on virtually experiencing three cities Help us decorate outside our library with fun own chair, cushion, umbrella, or snack. that are within a day’s drive: Gettysburg animal habitats! Each family who registers Rain dates are same time, same day of the (with a side trip to Hershey) on June 19 will receive a box of chalk to decorate a following week: June 9, July 14, August and Mackinac Island on July 17. Feel 11, respectively. Registration is required, square of our sidewalk. Your spot may free to bring your expert travel tips or and space is limited for social distancing. memories of the city to this program to even appear on our social media pages. Please register each individual that will Registration is required and space is limited attend. Adults. share on camera. Please register with an for social distancing. Two groups of up to six Tri-Lakes email address. You will receive a Zoom people may register for each time slot and 1 p.m. Wed., June 2 invitation within 24-hour of the program. will be socially distanced from each other. Adults. Register one adult, who is then able to bring Zoom, 11 a.m. on Sat., June 19 XSWRƓYHDGGLWLRQDOLQGLYLGXDOVZLWKWKHP You will have an hour to complete your masterpiece. Rain date is Sat., June 19. All Ages. Springfield Register for time slots between 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Fri., June 11 June 19 June 19 Hershey, PA Gettysburg, PA Join us for our summer JUNE vacation and travel edition of our podcast. We’ll discuss beach and travel reads and how the library FDQKHOS\RXƓQG\RXU July 17 Facebook next great book or two Mackinac Island, MI & YouTube to read this summer. We will also share some great During June 6 p.m. and July, stop by Sun. information on summer trip planning whether you the Austintown Library to pick up June are considering a day trip 13 or longer vacation and a greeting card and send words of ideas for a fun or relaxing kindness to those who receive library %ULQJ\RXURZQFKDLUWRWKHODZQEHKLQG spot to visit right here in materials through mail delivery. Ohio. Adults. WKH&DQƓHOG/LEUDU\ōVPHHWLQJURRPIRU Return the cards to the Austintown our monthly outdoor book club. The club Library so they can be sent out to will meet at 5:30 p.m. on the last Tuesday patrons who cannot get to the library. of each month, with a Thursday rain date. For people of all ages. We’ll engage in a lively discussion of titles Austintown, Month of June FKRVHQŏ2IIWKH6KHOYHVŐRIWKH&DQƓHOG /LEUDU\ōV%RRN&OXE5RRP2QWKHDJHQGD IRU-XQHLVŏ7KH9DQLVKLQJ+DOIŐE\%ULW %HQQHWW-XO\ōVERRNZLOOEHŏ$IWHUOLIHŐ by Julia Alvarez. Registration is required and space is limited for social distancing. Calling all artists! Please register each individual that will Let your creativity run wild. All forms attend. Adults. of art accepted. Drawing, painting, &DQƓHOGSP7XHV-XQH sculpture, digital art, music, dance, creative writing, photography, mixed media, poetry, diorama and more. All entries should follow the summer read- ing theme, “Tails & Tales.” Each piece should include a favorite animal or story. To enter, you can drop off your art to the Austintown library or send a photo of your art to austintown@ *See our Library Service Roadmap at libraryvisit.org.