That family summer habit called "reading"
That familiar summer habit called "reading" is underway in Ada.
The Ada Public Library is the hub of this popular summer attraction. The library uses Beanstack for this summer’s programming titled "Tails and Tales."
Click here to watch video instructions for youth or entire families to sign-up for the library's program. Chloe, the library’s tech support person, will lead your through the easy directions.
In the meantime, check out the June and July library events on the calendar attachments at the bottom of this story.
A range of youth through adult activities are planned, in addition to reading program. The calendars provide dates and time. These include:
• Summer Yoga classes
• Weekly crafts
• Family storytime
• Family movies
• Coloring club
• Board game
• Earn tickets for prizes
The summer reading program will conclude with a free swim at the Ada pool from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Wednesday, July 7.
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