Story and photos by Monty Siekerman
Horsie meet horsie...at the Ada Public Library summer reading program kickoff at the library on Saturday.
A good crowd was on hand to sign up for the program to read about horses, stuffed and otherwise.
For more photos of the event scroll to the bottom.
There were rabbits, chickens, K9 dogs, face painting and more at the library. And, inside there are plenty of books about animals, how to do face painting...just about any subject you can dream about.
Stop by the Ada Public Library on Saturday, June 4, from 10 a.m. to2 p.m. to sign up for Summer Reading 2016, or to enjoy face painting, 4-H animals, Touch-a-Truck, or to buy books at the huge Friends of the Library Used Book Sale.
Summer Reading will run from Saturday, June 4, to Saturday, July 16, and has something for everyone.
The six-week summer reading calendar is stuffed full of programs for all ages: events geared toward babies and toddlers, daily fun for elementary and high school aged students, and programs of interest for adult too.
From the women's restroom at the old town hall, to its current location on Main Street, the Library has had many faces.
Celebrate with the library today and for the rest of the year, and stay tuned for its 100th anniversary events in 2017. For more on the Ada Public Library's history.
And don't forget to sign-up for the Ada Library's Summer Reading 2016 program. It runs Saturday, June 4 to Saturday, July 16, beginning this weekend at the kick-off from 10a.m. to 2p.m. at the library.