Grades 5-8 Summer Reading Program
The theme for the day is "Going on a Bear Hunt".
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Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesGrades 1-4 Summer Reading Program
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesThe theme for the day is "Can I have S'More".
Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Reading Program
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesThe theme for the day is "Can I have S'More".
Grades 5-8 Summer Reading Program
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesThe theme for the day is "Can I have S'More".
Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Reading Program
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesThe theme for the day is "Let's Get Buggy".
Grades 5-8 Summer Reading Program
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesThe theme for the day is "Let's Get Buggy".
Grades 1-4 Summer Reading Program
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesThe theme for the day is "Let's Get Buggy"
Pre-K and Kindergarten Summer Reading Program
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesThe theme for the day is "I'm Bored, What's Next?"
Grades 5-8 Summer Reading Program
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesThe theme for the day is "I'm Bored, What's Next"
Grades 1-4 Summer Reading Program
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesThe theme for the day is "I'm Bored What's Next?"
An Afternoon with Skeeter the Clown
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesJoin us at Walnut Public Library as Skeeter the Clown makes a guest appearance! Please note the time frame for your age designated age group when you register. During the children's programs Skeeter will teach children how to make their own balloon animals, talk about different facial expressions and lead an interactive activity on all […]
July Book Club
Walnut Public Library 101 Heaton Street, Walnut, United StatesMay 10, 1940. The Netherlands was swarming with Third Reich troops. In seven days it's entirely occupied by Nazi Germany. Joining a small resistance cell in the Dutch city of Haarlem were three teenage girls: Hannie Schaft, and sisters Truus and Freddie Oversteegen who would soon band together to form a singular female underground squad. […]
