Murder @ Monument Branch Friday 13th
FOR TEENS ONLY!
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At the Monument Branch
Friday the 13th after closing: To register call the Monument Branch at 488-2370. |
FOR TEENS ONLY!
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At the Monument Branch
Friday the 13th after closing: To register call the Monument Branch at 488-2370. |
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Another Life Foundation is holding a “Reading about Mental Illness” week. Check out the display, read stories and get resources about dealing with mental illness. When: October 2-8, 2006 |
Beautiful weather and live performances made the Saturday, September 24 kick-off party for All Pikes Peak Reads the best yet in the program’s five year history. More than 1,000 people attended to play flamingo croquet and see live jazz by the Colorado Springs Conservatory, a skit by Manitou Art Theater, 14-foot Jabberwocky puppets courtesy of Razzamataz Productions, and a finale by the Colorado Springs Youth Symphony and Colorado Springs Children’s Chorale.
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More than 120 people attended the Execs Breakfast at the Antlers Hilton on Wednesday, September 20. Executive Director Paula Miller gave a presentation on business lessons based on characters from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. She was joined by East Library’s Suzy Lewis, who dressed as the White Rabbit and kept the crowd entertained. PPLD distributed copies of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland to all attendees. |
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The Grand Opening of the Cheyenne Mountain Branch was truly grand with 40 people attending the ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, September 16. Cheyenne Mountain Branch staff worked tirelessly to keep the branch running smoothly, helped with all the details, wore their shirts, decorated, painted faces and promoted those ever-popular hedgehogs. Special thanks to Children’s Specialist Melissa Leftwich, who coordinated four hours of children’s programs that ran like a charm. |
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When: Friday, October 6, noon Selection: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll Where: Palmer Lake Branch, 66 Lower Glenway The Palmer Lake Book Group welcomes new members. Call 481-2587 for more information and to request your copy of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, by Lewis Carroll this year’s All Pikes Peak Reads selection. |
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All Pikes Peak Reads kicks off its fifth year on Sunday, September 24 at Acacia Park downtown (225 N. Nevada Ave.). This year’s book selection is Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll, a classic work that has been read and discussed by millions of whimsy lovers since its publication in 1865. Fall down the rabbit hole with us at Acacia Park, where we’ll have costumed characters, giveways, games for kids of all ages, and live performances by Colorado Springs Conservatory, Colorado Springs Children’s Chorale, Colorado Springs Youth Symphony, Manitou Art Theater, and Razzamataz. |
Come visit us this Saturday, September 16, at our new location at 1785 S. 8th Street and enjoy some great events. The festivities begin at 9:45 a.m.
If you missed the party, you can still get involved! Don’t be late for this very important date: All Pikes Peak Reads kicks off its fifth year on Sunday, September 24 at Acacia Park downtown with live performances by Colorado Springs Conservatory, Colorado Springs Children’s Chorale, Colorado Springs Youth Symphony, Manitou Art Theater, and Razzamataz.
Call 531-6333, x1221 for more information.
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The Library’s Multi-media Center and Production Studio has created a commercial for All Pikes Peak Reads 2006 – Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. We now have it available on the APPR page of ppld.org. Check it out! |