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Summer Reading

Every summer the

Wimberley Village Library

offers an

Incentive Reading Program.

Research is clear that children who don't read during the summer can lose up to three months of reading progress and that loss has a cumulative effect.  The incentive reading program  is available for children ages 2 years though high school. Reading logs can be picked up at the library.  When a log is completed it can redeemed at the library for prizes. The incentive reading program begins the last day of school.

Kick-off Celebration

 

The Wimberley Village Library Summer Reading Program begins with an explosion of activity

 June 5th @ 10:30am

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"I Love to Read"

 

Cody Fisher combines magic, storytelling, and audience participation to explore the wonderful world of reading, and the magic found in books.


After the show there will be refreshments, face painting, horse back rides, crafts and more!  Sponsored by the Friends of the Wimberley Village Library

Overflow parking at Chapel of the Hills for all events.

 

Wonderful Wacky Wednesdays at 10:30

These programs are designed for children entering 1st grade and up. Siblings will be able to attend if space permits.

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June 12 Music that Made America Veteran folksinger, Steve Brooks, brings the multicultural tapestry of American music to kids with  a lively interactive performance.  The audience will be introduced to the tinwhistle, mandolin, accordion, and the rubboard.

*Sponsored by Stevens & Malone, LLP, and Independence Title Co.

June 19 Back to Nature Join us for new adventures with Wimberley’s own naturalist,    David Womer, M.S., and his cast of critters.

*Sponsored by The Rotary Club of Wimberley

June 26 Ventriloquist, Sandi Sylver, a nationally touring artist, will bring her family of

ventriloquist puppets who will take the audience on an expedition, digging for pirate treasure AND dinosaur bones.

*Sponsored by The Lions Club

July 3 KidsAnts Welcome to the wonderful world of KidsAnts!  Participants will be fascinated by the interesting world of history, biology, and many other interesting facts about fire ants’ origination, foods, nests, organization, and life cycles. 

*Hays County Youth Programs

July 10 Spinning Songs & Stories with Kim Lehman Spin tales and tunes about our spider friends in this fun-filled program. Learn sign language, experience a puppet show, create your own science magic, sing songs, and hear about Anansi the spider man.

*Sponsored by Charles N. Reeves, D.D.S., and Lynda T. Morgan, PC

July 17 The Zoo Show An adventure with live, exotic reptiles, mammals, and birds!  This will be an educational, fun, and exciting presentation which emphasizes a message of respect for the living world.

*Sponsored by Attendee Management, Inc., and DeMasters, Daniel Insurance

July 24 Fairly Silly Fairy Tales with the Flying Theater A kid-oriented improv performance from  actors who can spin a story any which way, taking suggestions from kids in the audience and giving everyone a good laugh.

*Sponsored by the Wimberley Community Civic Club

 

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Thursday classes are designed for children entering 1st grade and up and are limited in size. Online registration begins May 15th and continues until the classes are filled. Parents/caretakers are asked to stay on the library premises while their children are attending the program. 
 

Hands-on Fun  

Classes are limited in size. Pre-registration is required. Parents/caretakers are asked to stay on the library premises while their children are attending the program.

 

Happy Tails  

Thursday, June 13, 4:00 PM  

After 25 years as an animal trainer for Sea World, Anita brings her own show of exotic animals to the library.

Click here to register.

 

Reptile Adventure  

Thursday, June 20, 4:00 PM  

Twelve live reptiles plus one energetic speaker equals a crowd of wowed and inspired kids!

Click here to register.

 

Mr. Johnny & Sharon  

Thursday, June 27, 4:00 PM  

Bubbles, scarves, rhythm sticks, and more are featured in this highly interactive music program.

Click here to register.

 

All About Frogs  

Thursday, July11, 4:00 PM  

Frogs are the barometer of our planet’s health. Plus, you never know what might happen if you kiss one.

Click here to register.

 

Back to Nature  

Thursday, July 18, 4:00 PM  

Get ready for new adventures with your favorite biologist David Womer and his cast of critters.

Click here to register.

 

Sniff and Smell  

Thursday, July 25, 4:00 PM  

Go outside into our new garden with Mas-ter Naturalists and discover all the aromas in nature, then make a scented craft.

Click here to register.