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Granville library announces early July programs · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Grandville Library announces early July programs. Written by Tom Collins.
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  This article is being read by an automated voice brought
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  to you by Everlett. Putnam County Public Library District's Granville
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  Branch announces early July programs. Sun Prints a Cyanotype Workshop
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  eleven am, Thursday, July second. Make your own sun printed
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  botanical images using cyanotype paper, natural objects, and sunlightness. Hands
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  on intro to a technique invented in eighteen forty two.
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  Free and open to the public. Recommended for ages ten
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  and up. Movie Matinee Hamilton one pm, Tuesday July seventh.
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  Watch the filmed original Broadway production of Lynn Manuel Miranda's
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  groundbreaking musical about founding father Alexander Hamilton. Free to hrs
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  forty minutes rated PG thirteen, Presented through Public Performance Rights
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  by Swank Mini Masterpieces America at two hundred and fifty
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  to four pm Tuesday July seventh. Create a small three
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  x three inch canvas artwork inspired by America, with the
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  option to leave it for a community gallery on display
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  all July. Free and open to the public. Recommended for
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  ages ten and up. The Forgotten Front, Illinois in the
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  Revolutionary War six pm Tuesday July seventh. Historian Tom Emery
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  presents the dramatic, often overlook story of the Revolutionary War
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  on the Illinois Frontier and the daring campaigns of George
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  Rogers Clark. Free offered in person and virtually via Zoom, register, t, dot, ly, slash, HPT.
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  Stitching the Past A Colonial Samper Workshop eleven am, Thursday
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  July ninth. Learn the history of colonial samplers, then stitch
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  your own burlap version using simple embroidery techniques. Free and
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  open to the public. Recommended for ages ten and up.
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  All materials provided. Docs and dialogue. Revolutionary War Weapons Tuesday
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  July fourteenth, one pm. A film exploring the weapons that
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  help the colonies win independence, from the brown best musket
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  to the world's first military submarine. Free approximately fifty three
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  minutes rated PG. Made possible through Canopy. Dino at Dusk.
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  A silhouette art workshop, four pm, Tuesday July fourteenth. Paint
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  a fiery sunset sky, then layer black, dinosaur, tree and
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  bird silhouettes on top to create a prehistoric scene to
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  take home. Free and open to the public. Recommended for
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  ages ten and up. All materials provided. Voices of the
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  Revolution from screen to Sources five pm, Tuesday, July fourteenth.
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  Watch a reel from Ken Burns documentary The American Revolution,
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  then transcribe real colonial era documents as a Library of
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  Congress Virtual volunteer through the By the People program. Free
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  recommended for ages thirteen and up. Bring a laptop or
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  tablet with charging cord. Approx. One hour fifteen minutes. One
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  Giant Leap A Family Space celebration eleven am, Thursday July sixteenth,
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  celebrate the nineteen sixteen nine moon landing with a reading
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  of Max Goes to the Moon, a Moon themed art project,
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  and a NASA inspired activity demonstrating how lunar craters form.
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  Free and open to the public. Designed for families with
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  children ages six and up. All materials provided. All programs
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  are free and open to the public.