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Reddick Public Library offers dozens of programs in June · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Reddick Public Library offers dozens of programs in June. Written
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  by Kate Santalan, this article is being read by an
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  automated voice brought to you by Everlet. The Reddick Public
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  Library District in Ottawa will host several events and programs
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  in June. Scheduled events include monthly Kit Movie Night Adults Monday,
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  June first. The kits include a bag of popcorn and recipes.
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  Participants will be limited to one kit. The kits are
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  available while supplies last. The kits are intended for adults.
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  Escape the Study Room Game Bad Seed Good Egg Monday
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  June first through Friday, July thirty first. Teams of up
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  to four will have forty five minutes to solve confusing
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  chore riddles. A prize also will be awarded. Reservations and
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  walk ins are accepted. Story Time at the Woodland ten
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  thirty to eleven thirty am, Monday June first, at Nell's Woodland,
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  two thousand Alexis Avenue, Ottawa. Attendees can hike, listen to
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  music and stories, and create a craft. Participants are encouraged
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  to dress for the weather. Registration is required to register.
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  Visit Reddick Library dot libnet dot i Info Slash Event
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  or the library or call eight one five four three
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  four zero five zero nine. Babies Go to the Zoo
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  five fifteen to six fifteen pm Monday, June first. Participants
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  will be able to engage in an animal sensory exploration.
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  The program is open to children ages newborn to three.
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  Ready Set Read ten to ten forty five am Tuesdays
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  June second, nine, sixteen, twenty three, and thirty. The event
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  features theme, story, songs, and a craft. The event is
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  intended for children ages three to five. Shake Rattle Read
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  ten to ten forty five am Wednesday's June third, ten, seventeen,
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  and twenty four. The program includes songs, theme stories, and
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  a craft. The program is open children ages newborn to three.
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  Escape the Game Jumanji one to one fourty five pm
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  Thursday June fourth. Attendees can solve riddles to escape Jumanji.
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  The event is intended for children in second through sixth grades.
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  Resume Workshop five to six thirty pm Thursday June fourth.
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  Participants will be able to learn about going over key
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  resume elements, how to highlight unique skills, and how to
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  fine tune a resume. Attendees can bring a laptop or device.
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  The workshop is open to adults and teens. Teen Trivia
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  two to four pm Friday, June fifth. Attendees can compete
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  in teams of three to five to solve trivia questions.
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  Prizes will be awarded. The program is intended for teens
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  in seventh through twelfth grades. Registration is required To register
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  call eight one five four three four zero five zero
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  nine or visit the library's circulation desk or reddicklibrary dot libnet,
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  dot i info. Slash Event Summer Reading Kickoff Party eleven
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  am to one pm Saturday, June sixth. The party includes games, crafts,
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  and face painting. Snacks will be served participants. All also
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  can sign up for the library's summer reading program. The
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  party will be held weather permitting. The Loop Group one
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  thirty to three thirty pm Saturdays, June sixth, thirteen, twenty
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  and twenty seven. Participants will be able to learn how
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  to crochet and knit. The program is intended for adults.
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  Manga Club two to three pm Saturday, June sixth Attendees
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  can discuss the guy she was interested in, Wasn't a
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  guy at all and its anime adaptation. The club is
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  open to students in seventh through twelfth grades D one
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  hundred and one two to three pm Monday, June eighth.
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  Participants will be able to learn about dungeons and dragons basics.
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  The event is intended for students in seventh through twelfth grades.
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  Board of Trustees Meeting six pm Monday, June eighth. Attendees
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  can view the board's monthly meeting. Dy Friendship Charms four
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  thirty to five thirty pm Wednesday, June tenth. Participants will
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  be able to create air dry clay friendship charms. The
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  program is open to students in seventh through twelfth grade.
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  Ferry Potions one to one forty five pm Thursday, June eleventh.
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  Attendees can make fizzing ferry potions with Miss Robin. The
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  event is intended for students in kindergarten through second grades.
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  Trash to Treasures T Shirt tote Bags five thirty to
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  six thirty pm Thursday, June eleventh. Participants will be able
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  to learn how to turn a T shirt into a
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  tote bag. Attendees can bring a T shirt. The program
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  is open to adults. Due to limited supplies, Registration is
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  required To register call eight one five four three four
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  zero five zero nine, or visit the library's circulation desk
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  or Reddiclibrary, dot libnet, dot i info Slash event Tech
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  Time ten am to noon, Friday, June twelfth. Attendees can
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  receive hands on technology assistance from library staff. The event
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  is intended for adults. After our Switch Tournament five to
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  seven pm, Friday, June twelfth, participants will be able to
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  compete in a Switch to Mario Kart tournament. The tournament
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  also includes a pizza party. The tournament is open to
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  students in seventh through twelfth grades. Registration is required to
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  register call eight one five four three four zero five
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  zero nine or visit Reddicklibrary, dot libnet, dot info Slash
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  event or the library circulation desk. Cookie Decorating with Nanni's
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  Cookie Company ten to eleven thirty am, Saturday, June thirteenth.
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  Attendees can learn how to decorate cookies with Nanni's Cookie
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  Company owner Kim Gordon. Participants also will be able to
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  take home cookie and icing recipes, decorating tools, and cookies.
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  The program is intended for adults due to limited supplies.
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  Registration is required to register call eight one five four
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  three four zero five zero nine or visit the Library
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  Circulation Desk or Reddiclibrary dot libnet, dot i info, Slash Event.
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  Mystery Monday Book Club one to two pm Monday June fifteenth.
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  The club will discuss Daughter of Mine by Megan Miranda.
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  Book copies are available for checkout. The club is open
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  to adults. Slime Arama five fifteen to six fifteen pm
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  Monday June fifteenth, on the library's Fulton Street side. Participants
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  can create different types of slime. Attendees should wear clothes
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  which can get messy. Artists Workshop five thirty to six
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  thirty pm Tuesday June sixteenth. Attendees will be able to
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  work on art pieces. The workshop is intended for adults.
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  Mini Greenhouse Stem one to two pm Wednesday, June seventeenth.
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  Participants can design and build a mini greenhouse. The event
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  is open to students in third through sixth grades. Voter
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  Registration six to seven thirty pm Wednesday, June seventeenth. Attendees
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  will be able to register to vote. Participants must bring
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  a photo ID, proof of address, and be eighteen or
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  older by Tuesday, November three. The registration is intended for adults.
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  Unplugged Gaming two to four pm Friday, June nineteenth. Participants
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  can play with card decks and board games. The program
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  is open to students in seventh through twelfth grade. Donuts
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  with Dad eleven am to noon Saturday, June twentieth. Attendees
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  will be able to celebrate Father's Day with games and crafts.
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  Donuts also will be served. Homeschool Art ten to eleven
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  thirty am, Monday, June twenty second, on the library's Fulton
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  Street side. Participants can explore different painting methods, including splattering,
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  unusual paint brushes, and bubbles. Attendees should wear clothes which
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  can get messy. Dungeons and Dragons one to three pm
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  Monday June twenty second. Attendees will be able to take
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  part in a Dungeons and Dragons campaign. The event is
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  intended for students seventh and through twelfth grades. Lego Club
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  five to six pm Tuesday June twenty third. Participants can
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  create pet themed Lego builds. The lego creations may be
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  displayed in the library's children's department. Tea Time Tutorial four
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  thirty to five thirty pm Wednesday, June twenty fourth. Attendees
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  will be able to test various different tees and learn
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  about tech afternoon tat Time. The program is open to
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  students in seventh through twelfth grades. Tinker Time Loose Parts
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  Nature Art one to one forty five pm Thursday June
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  twenty fifth. Participants can create summer artwork with items found
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  in nature. The event is intended for children in preschool
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  through second grade. Grilling and Summertime Selads five thirty to
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  six thirty pm Thursday June twenty fifth. Attendees will be
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  able to learn about how to make healthy grill meals
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  and summer salads. The program is open to adults. Cringey
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  Cosplay two to three pm, Friday, June twenty sixth. Participants
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  can cosplay as their favorite fandom characters. The event is
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  intended for students in seventh through twelfth grades. Stacks and
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  Snack Cinema three to five pm Monday, June twenty ninth.
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  Attendees will be able to create crafts and watch the
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  twenty twenty five movie l e O. Popcorn also will
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  be served. The movie is rated PG. The program is
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  open to children. Yapper's Book Club four thirty to five
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  thirty pm Tuesday June thirtieth. Participants can read books or
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  work on schoolwork or a project. The club is intended
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  for students in seventh through twelfth grades.