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Streator library hosts week of upcoming activities in June · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Streeter Library hosts week of upcoming activities in June. Written
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  by Kate Santillan, This article is being read by an
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  automated voice brought to you by Everlett. The Streeter Public
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  Library recently announced its upcoming programs and events for the
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  fourth week in June. Geode Scavenger Hunt Monday June twenty
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  second through Saturday, June twenty seventh. Participants will be able
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  to search the library for hidden items. The scavenger hunt
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  also will be themed. Lego Club Monday, June twenty second
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  through Saturday, June twenty seventh. Attendees play with legos. The
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  club is open to children ages newborn to five. Children
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  must be accompanied by a parent. Are You Smarter than
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  a Librarian? Four thirty to five thirty pm, Monday, June
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  twenty second, Participants will be able to build various stem robots.
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  Prizes also will be awarded. Rock Painting to seven pm,
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  Monday June twenty second, attendees can paint a rock craft.
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  Afternoon Watercolor four thirty to five thirty pm Tuesday June
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  twenty third. Participants will be able to create watercolor paintings.
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  The program is intended for people ages ten and Older.
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  Diggin Reading Club five thirty to six thirty pm, Tuesday
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  June twenty third. The club includes stories and games. Participants
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  who attend four Reading Club events will be invited to
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  the library's YMCA Pizza and Swim Party annual cookout eleven
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  am to one pm Wednesday June twenty fourth. Attendees can
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  eat hot dogs served by the library. Cozy Mystery one
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  to two pm Wednesday June twenty fourth. Participants will be
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  able to discuss hood units. Treats and tea also will
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  be served. The event is open to adults. Game time
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  three to four pm, Wednesday, June twenty fourth. Attendees can
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  play classic in modern games. The program is intended for
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  teens ages ten and older. Murder Mystery meet Up six
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  to seven one pm Wednesday June twenty fourth. Participants will
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  be able to play a murder mystery game, research true crime,
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  and discuss whod units. The meetup is open to teens.
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  Mother Goose Club eleven to eleven thirty am, Thursday June
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  twenty fifth. Attendees can learn basic social skills through interactive
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  Mother Goose nursery rhymes. The club is intended for children.
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  Evening Acrylic six to seven pm Thursday, June twenty fifth.
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  Participants will be able to create acrylic paintings. The event
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  is open to people ages ten and older. Stem Station
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  Exploration Discovering Rocks and Minerals three to four pm Friday,
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  June twenty six Attendees can explore the library's new STEM
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  station and study minerals and rocks with a microscope. The
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  program is intended for people ages five and older. Find
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  Disaster Presentation ten to eleven am Saturday, June twenty seventh.
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  Participants will be able to learn about the Cherry Mind
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  disaster of nineteen oh nine from historian and storyteller David Reid.
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  The presentation is open to adults. Pop Up Book Sale
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  eleven am to noon Saturday, June twenty seventh. Attendees can
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  shop for various books. Geodiscovery two to three pm Saturday,
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  June twenty seventh. Participants will be able to learn about
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  how geodes form and how to break out them open.
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  The program is intended for people ages five and older.