Come meet 'The Great Blindini' - a local magician, on:
Saturday, June 30 at 11am - Fireside Room
The free magic shows are sponsored by the Friends of the Santa Cruz Public Libraries. It's fun for the whole family. Come meet Blindini’s new apprentice!
The Singing Scientist, Peter Weiss
The Singing Scientist, Peter Weiss will visit Scotts Valley library on:
Thursday, June 28, 2012 at 11:00am
Don't miss it, come join us for the music, science, and fun!!
Start your day at the Scotts Valley Branch Library and enjoy the music and fun of Peter Weiss, the Singing Scientist. Learn about the environment while you sing along with this UCSC research scientist.
Dr. Pete is popular with people of all ages. He'll be at the Scotts Valley Branch Library on Thursday, June 28 at 11:00am. This free program is brought to you by the Friends of the Santa Cruz Public Libraries.
Find out more about the Singing Scientist, Peter Weiss at: www.peterweissmusic.com
See you at the Library!
Scotts Valley Library Hosts Artists’ Reception for Newest ‘Art in the Library’ Installation
The Scotts Valley Library is hosting an Artists’ Reception for the public on Saturday, June 16 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. The community is invited to attend the reception, which provides the opportunity to meet and speak with artists featured in the newest Art in the Library program installation, called ‘Go Figure.’ Light refreshments will be served.
“This brand new installation is already garnering a lot enthusiasm and positive comments from Library visitors,” said Val Peyser, program chair for Art in the Library. “The reception provides a really valuable opportunity for the local community to meet and talk with the creators of these amazing pieces.”
Artists featured in the ‘Go Figure’ Art in the Library installation include.
- Mattie and Melissa Leeds
- Laurie Zaszut Familiy
- Sefia Joseph
- Anna Oneglia
- Laura Rice
- Cher Roberts
- Anthony L. Solis
- and also featuring Art by students with special needs
For more information on the Friends of the Scotts Valley Library and the Library’s ‘Art in the Library’ program click here
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