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Updated May 21, 2013

viking girlLearn to Play kubb

This ancient Viking game is becoming very popular again - join us Thursday, May 23 at 6:30 pm in Habermann Park where Madison Kubb will teach us how to play. This hand-on, interactive program is for all ages YOUNG AND OLD and it's a game everybody can play - your yard is probably the perfect pitch! We're excited to try tossing wooden batons and showing our Viking-fierce face!

Summer Junior Volunteers

We're looking for kids to help us during our Summer Library Program! Right now we're only taking applications from kids who are finishing FOURTH GRADE (info letter) - print the application form, complete it, and submit it to the library by Friday, May 24.

Once the fourth-going-into-fifth kids have the opportunity to apply, we'll open up the remaining timeslots to older kids who have volunteered in the past. Watch this webpage for updates!

MEMORIAL WEEKEND
The library will be closed Monday, May 27.
The rest of the weekend, the library is open regular hours.
Don't forget: you may use the entryway drop box any time.
Have a safe and happy holiday weekend!

1,000 Books Before Kindergarten logo

Library Kicks Off New Early-Childhood Program

We're excited about our new early-literacy initiative "1,000 Books Before Kindergarten," a way the library can help parents celebrate the milestones in their child's growth and get kids ready for learning. Parents can enroll their child anytime (new babies are born every day!) and the program has a flexible end-date of kindergarten.
Learn more on the program webpage.

spring color arrives! daffodils in front of the libraryDaffodils Mean Spring!

The library is honored to have been the site of last fall's Helen & Lyle Bohlman Daffodil & Community Beautification Fund plantings - more than 700 bulbs were planted in Peg's Green Grove and along the front of the library building.
This is our first bloom cycle - we're so excited!

dog reading a bookNovel Thoughts

Quarterly, the staff of the library writes a column for the Lodi Enterprise. We've also got a page full of live catalog links for the books and movies mentioned.

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