May is here! Let's celebrate with some great upcoming programs and books to go along with them.
All ages:
-Bright Star Theater Presents The Wizard of Oz
Introduce your child to the magic of theater as we follow the yellow brick road to the land of Oz. Meet all of your favorite characters along the way! Gain courage with the Cowardly Lion, take heart with the Tin Man, and find your wits with the Scarecrow in this fun, comedic, interactive retelling of the L. Frank Baum classic, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
Lights on Broadway: A Theatrical Tour from A-Z written by Harriet Ziefert and illustrated by Elliot Kreloff with an introduction by Brian Stokes Mitchell
Go through the alphabet with attractions such as: "E is for Encore," "Q is for Quick Change" and "Z is for Zing" in this vibrantly illustrated and fact-filled introduction to the theater.
-Comforting Critters ZooMobile (featuring the animals of the Southwick's Zoo)
Attend a live animal meet and greet.
An Anthology of Intriguing Animals written by Ben Hoare and illustrated by Angela Rizza and Daniela Terrazzini
Learn more about your favorite animals from the land, sea, and sky.
Antología de Animales Extradinarios, The Spanish title is also available.
-DinoMan Presents
Dinosaur tracks lead right to your library! Have no fear, DinoMan is here. With magic, merry mayhem and magnificent props, you'll be taken on a trip throughout the Mesozoic Age.
The Dinosaur Awards: Celebrate the 50 Most Amazing Dinosaurs at the Ultimate Prehistoric Prize written by Barbara Taylor and illustrated by Stephen Collins
It's a dinosaur extravaganza and only the best from each category will win. Read along to discover the award winners of "The Never-Ending Neck," "The Fuzzy and Furious," "The Scissorhands," and more. You'll never look at dinosaurs the same way again!
Ages 2-6:
-Songfest
Join us for live, interactive songs featuring Jeannie Mack. Sing, clap, and act out songs with Jeannie in celebration of the warmer weather!
Pete the Cat I Love My White Shoes written by Eric Litwin and illustrated by James Dean
Read the book that started it all!
Pete el Gato I Love My White Shoes, the Spanish title is also available.
Ages 5 and up:
Let’s plant seeds! We’ll decorate our planters, learn how to care
for our plants, and plant our plants. You’ll have a seedling to
move outside or to a pot before you know it!
What's Inside a Flower?: And Other Questions about Science & Nature by Rachel Ignotofsky
Learn about the ins and outs of flowers so you can appreciate your growing marigold even more.
Ages 6-11:
-Flamenco
In celebration of Worcester Flamenco’s 10th Anniversary, Mimi Capillo (dance student) will do a book reading for kids. Followed by a Flamenco dance demonstration by Mimi and dance instructor Edmy Ortiz. Flamenco offers many benefits to kids while making noise with their feet. Join us for part 2 of this program where they will also offer a kids dance workshop.
Olé! Flamenco! by George Ancona
A Pura Belpré Honor Book with everything you ever wanted to know about flamenco.
-STEAM Lab
Calling curious kids! Join us weekly for fun, hands-on projects involving different science, technology, engineering, art, and math concepts! Try drawing in 3D, building the tallest balloon tower, and making LED greeting cards!
Experiment with Outdoor Science: Fun Projects to Try at Home (S.T.E.A.M. Ahead series) written by Nick Arnold and illustrated by Giulia Zoavo
Includes such experiments as: "snowball flight tests," "snail racing," and "map the stars."
Ages 10 and up:
-GarageBand Beats
No musical knowledge? Never picked up an instrument before? No problem! GarageBand is a user-friendly iOS software app that allows people from all backgrounds to create music of their own. Using virtual software instruments and premade loops you can make a song within minutes. All equipment is provided, but you are encouraged to bring your own Apple device if you own one.
I'm In the Band: Recording and Promoting Your Music by Matt Anniss
This handy book includes everything from recording your music to winning your fans.
Click here for more information on these programs, how to register, and to see more events to attend at the library.
-Cara
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