June 2022 by Basalt Regional Library

BASALT REGIONAL

LIBRARY Magazine & Program Brochure

June 2022

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Featured Events

Adult Programs

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Beach Day: Summer Reading Kickoff Party

Library Business

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P.8 20 New Books to Add to Your Summer Reading List

P.5 Nia Dancing Workshop

P.10 Teen Programs

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Movies in the Meadow

Teen Ocean Exploration Book List

P.12 Children's Ocean Adventures Book List

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Teen Fly Fishing Clinic

Children's Programs

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New Releases

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Riverscapes Art & Science Camp with RFC

Full Calendar

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Summer Performers

Summer Reading 2022 May 31 - August 5

Explore, read, and grow all summer long with the Basalt Regional Library. Oceans of Possibilities await with fun programs, reading challenges, and prizes!

How it Works STEP 1: Sign Up! ign up for summer reading by filling out a registration S form at the library or online. STEP 2: Read & Learn!

Summer Performers @ 10AM 6/7:

Amazing Dave

6/14: LocoMotion: The Science & Circus Arts Show 6/22: Ocean Mindfulness and Movement

Babies & Preschoolers: Caregivers are encouraged to read, attend library programs, and complete early literacy activities with their babies and preschoolers all summer long!

6/28: Steve Weeks

Kids & Teens: See how many books, graphic novels, and audiobooks you can read and listen to this summer! The more you read and listen, the more prizes you can earn!

7/26: Nature's Educators

7/12:

Will Parker

7/19:

Salida Circus

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STEP 3: Submit Summer Reading Logs! Pick up and submit paper summer reading logs from the library or submit them online. August 5th is the last day to submit summer reading logs.

Tune & Tales @ 10AM 7/21, 7/28, 8/4 & 8/11

Teen Summer Programs (Registration required)

STEP 4: Earn Prizes! For each Summer Reading Log you submit, you’ll earn a small prize and an entry into the grand prize drawing of your choice!

Ann Lincoln: Foam Party

6/20 - 6/22: Teen Fly Fishing camp with RFC 6/27 - 7/1:

Riverscapes Art & Science with RFC

Movies in the Meadow (showing after dark) 6/18: Moana 7/16:

Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl

8/6:

The Greatest Showman

Adult Programs Arts & Crafts Take & Create: Acrylic Paints

Paint the world around you with a kit featuring acrylic artist Alma Thomas. She was an African American painter in the 1960s known for her abstract paintings of landscapes and bright colors. This kit contains everything you need to begin your abstract painting journey. Tues, June 7, 10AM-7PM (while supplies last)

Book Clubs Basalt Regional Library Book Club

Enjoy an informal discussion of all things books. We'll look at highlights of new releases that have just come into the library, and also have a discussion of books you've been reading, sharing with the group any favorites, or least favorites. Wed, June 1, 12-2PM

Free Legal Clinic

Volunteer attorneys will assist you with your legal matters, one-on-one. Meetings are a maximum of 15 minutes. Spaces fill up fast, please sign-up by calling 970927-4311 or emailing info@ basaltlibrary.org as early as possible. Thurs, June 9, 2-5PM

Resume Building 101

Want to learn tricks to building your resume or updating your current one? Bring your resume in and learn the various tools to get your resume to stand out from all the rest. Registration is required. Sun, June 12, 1:30-2:30PM

Death Cafe

Community Beach Day: Summer Reading Kickoff Party

To celebrate this year’s Summer Reading theme, Oceans of Possibilities, the community is invited to a mountain-style Beach-at-the-Library, complete with a water slide, obstacle course, sand and water exploration table, water balloons, squirters and more! We will have a scavenger hunt inside the Library, and a food truck for refreshments. We are delighted to start the festivities with a special Tunes & Tales where children and their families are invited to listen to the enchanting story, “Because” by Mo Willems, blended with music performed by local musicians of the Roaring Fork Valley. Every family in attendance will receive a copy of this magical book. We will be joined by community partners WE-cycle, The Art Base, Basalt Regional Heritage Society and the Basalt and Rural Fire Protection District. Our Summer Reading program has something for everyone no matter your age or reading level. Come play at the Beach and kick off your Summer Reading! Sat, June 4, 12-4PM

Gather together as a community and discuss topics related to death and dying openly and honestly in a safe and relaxed space. Engage in interesting and thoughtprovoking conversations to increase awareness about death in order to help people make the most of their (finite) lives. Death Cafe at the Library is facilitated by Akaljeet Khalssa, Death Doula, and Amy Maron. Refreshments will be served; all are welcome. Mon, June 13, 4-5:30PM

St. Mary’s Regional Blood Center Donor Bus

One in seven people entering the hospital will need blood. You can save the lives of up to three people each time you give blood. Blood donation costs you nothing but your time, and it only takes an hour or less! The St. Mary's Medical Center is seeking blood donors, and the Blood Bus will be at the library ready to help you help save lives. Early registration suggested. Mon, June 6, 11AM-1PM

Free online access at basaltlibrary.org/online resources

Nia Dancing Workshop Have you tried Nia Dancing?

En Español

Come with friends or a

Women's Mobile Healh Clinic

partner for an hour of Nia

La Clínica de salud móvil para mujeres está disponible en Gisella Way para pruebas de embarazo e ITS y ultrasonido. Sin citas previa programadas disponibles. Teléfono 970-707-8334 e pregnancycolorado.org Mar, Junio 7 & 21, 10AM-2PM

dancing with our friend,

El Placer De Leer con Angélica Breña

We are delighted to offer

Este verano acompaña a Angélica Breña para practicar tu español en el jardín de la biblioteca. Estaremos leyendo porciones de El Infinito En Un Junco por Irene Vallejo e Hijas De La Historia por Isabel Revuelta Poo. Lo único que necesitas es poder leer español. Las sesiones serán conducidas en español e inglés. Lun, Junio 13, 20 & 27, 5-6:30PM

this movement class twice a

Steve Alldredge. Steve is an experienced Nia teacher and comes with a playlist you can't help but move to!

month this summer. Wed, June 8 & 22, 5:30-6:30PM

Library Business Handiwork

Finance Committee Monthly meeting of the

Yarn Group The Knitters come together to work on and discuss projects, yarn, techniques and world events. Open to all; bring your own supplies and works-in-progress. Tuesdays, 5-7PM

Library’s Finance Committee. Open to the public. Tues, June 14, 5:15-7PM

Board of Trustees Monthly meeting of the

Health & Wellness Women's Mobile Health Clinic On the first and third Tuesday of the month, the Mobile Health Clinic will be parked on Gisella Way for free ultrasounds, pregnancy tests, and STI testing. To make an appointment please contact pregnancycolorado.org or phone 970-945-5562 for English. Walk-ins are welcome. Tues, June 7 & 21, 10AM-2PM

Library’s Board of Trustees. Open to the public. Mon, June 20, 5:15-7PM

Literature Author Visit with Nyala Honey Nyala Honey, age 13, will discuss her debut novel,

Coven of the Silver Moon, a work of Young Adult fiction. She has been writing since a young age, and Coven of the An authoritative automotive repair guide

Silver Moon is her first fullbasaltlibrary.org/online-resources

length novel. Tues, June 21, 4-5PM

Movies Movies in the Meadow

The season of outdoor movies is back! This summer join us on the lawn in front of the library for popcorn, snow-cones, and, most importantly, MOVIES! Bring chairs (or blankets) and join us for our 4th year of outdoor summer movies. The movie will begin after sunset. We look forward to seeing you! Kicking off the season we will be heading out to sea with "Moana". Sat, June 18, 8:30-10:30PM

Music Music at the Library: Jazz Straight Ahead and Traditional with the Wayne Wilkinson Trio

The Wayne Wilkinson Trio, performs a mix of straight ahead and traditional jazz, American songbook standards, innovative jazz arrangements of other music genres, and inspired original compositions. Members of the trio include Wayne Wilkinson, guitar; Andy Burtschi, bassist; and Todd Williams, drums. To ensure a safe and healthy environment, this program will have limited seating and registration will be required. Thurs, June 30, 5:30-6:30PM

Technology Classes Looking for tech help? Sign-up for a half hour appointment to walk through your questions at basaltlibrary.org/tech-help.

iCloud Basics

Demystify iCloud! Learn the basics, including what it is, why to use it, and some of the different ways to use it. Participants will need to know their Apple ID and password. Registration required at bit.ly/14techbas. Mon, June 6, 1:30-2:30PM

Mac Computer Basics

Get started on learning how to use your Mac laptop such as using Finder, the dock, system preferences, tips and more. This class is based on OS Big Sur, but older versions are welcome. Registration is required and participants must bring their own computer. Registration is required at bit.ly/14techbas. Thurs, June 23, 1:30-2:30PM

Microsoft PowerPoint Basics

Do you struggle with PowerPoint and need to know how to set up slide transitions, insert images, set up a template and all the rest. Come to this Microsoft PowerPoint Basics class and learn how. Registration is required at bit.ly/14techbas. Sun, June 26, 1:30-2:30PM

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BEACH DAY:

SUMMER READING KICKOFF PARTY!

WATER SLIDE • OBSTACLE COURSE • SPLASH ZONE SCAVENGER HUNT • FOOD TRUCK • AND MORE! WITH VISITS FROM: THE ART BASE • THE BASALT HERITAGE SOCIETY • WE-CYCLE THE BASALT AND RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT • VALLEY MUSICIANS

SAT, JUNE 4, 12-4PM

20 NEW BOOKS TO ADD TO YOU By Lizz Schumer Whether you're already packing up your beach bag or just looking ahead to days when you can finally stretch out that towel and decompress, the best beach reads will make you feel like you're basking in the sun no matter what the weather's doing. Even if this summer's hottest reading locale is by the pool in your own backyard or on the living room couch with the windows open and a fan going, a good book can make even the stolen moments between tasks feel like a relaxing vacation. We firmly believe the best beach read is one that transports you, whether that's through the characters' steamy escapades, spine-tingling suspense that puts you at risk for nightmares, richly detailed historical fiction or trueto-life memoirs that give you a look at how someone else lives. No matter what your summer book taste, we've got something worth bringing along. Pick up a stack of these to carry with you wherever the summer sun takes you. 1) A House Between Earth and the Moon by Rebecca Scherm A group of scientists agree to live on Parallaxis, a space station built for billionaires (and funded by tech scions), in order to conduct research on how to keep humanity viable through a climate-devastated planet. They're promised their families can join them soon, but once the scientists make it to the station, that promise, and their lives, quickly begin to unravel.

2) Like a House on Fire by Lauren McBrayer When Merit meets the supernova architect Jane, her marriage and home life had just started to feel a little stale. But Jane injects it with a jolt of electricity that's more than a work friendship, it's a chance to imagine a different kind of life. This story of female relationships will spark your own imagination, too. 3) Memphis by Tara M. Stringfellow Painting an indelible portrait of one family's legacy of violence and survival, love and perseverance and the way art can save our souls, this is a richly painted and beautifully atmospheric novel that will make you feel like you've been transported to Memphis through its pages. 4) The Lifeguards by Amanda Eyre Ward Austin's Zilker Park neighborhood is the kind of close-knit paradise that justifies the real estate price tag, full of moms who spend every happy hour on one of their porches and kids who pal around until curfew. That is, until three of the moms' boys come back from a latenight bike ride with a secret that will blow all of their lives wide open. 5) We Do What We Do in the Dark by Michelle Hart Mallory is still unmoored from her mother's death when she meets an older woman at the gym and becomes immediately enamored. She shows Mallory a kind of life she'd previously only imagined, and their relationship changes the trajectory of her life

even after it's over. 6) The Change by Kirsten Miller When three women hit menopause, they discover they're more powerful than they ever imagined. And there are men who are about to learn that the hard way. Guided by one of the women's ability to hear the voices of dead girls who need redemption, they uncover grisly secrets and set about making them right. 7) Book Lovers by Emily Henry Thanks to her career as a highpowered literary agent, Nora already knows all of the romcom stereotypes. So when her sister invites her to spend a month in a sleepy town, she has no intention of becoming one. Besides, her editor nemesis is there too, and she's definitely not falling for him — right? 8) All the Things We Don't Talk About by Amy Feltman Teenager Morgan Flowers has spent their whole life wondering about their absent mother Zoe, trying to keep life gentle for their neurodivergent father and figure out who they are along the way. But when Zoe's girlfriend Brigid dumps her, she crash-lands back into Morgan's life, just in time for her alcohol-fueled drama to cause problems between Morgan and their new girlfriend, too. 9) This Is Not a Book About Benedict Cumberbatch: The Joy of Loving Something--Anything-Like Your Life Depends On It by Tabitha Carvan Most of us leave our teenage hearthrobs in our childhood bedrooms, trading them for more "serious" concerns like

UR SUMMER 2022 READING LIST relationships, kids and jobs. But when new mom Tabitha discovers a passion for Benedict Cumberbatch, she soon realizes her obsession isn't really about the actor at all but the joy of frivolous interests and the sense of self that can come from them. 10) Yerba Buena by Nina LaCour Sara and Emilie are both at a crossroads in their lives, when they meet at the glamorous Yerba Buena restaurant where Sara's a bartender and Emilie has taken a job arranging flowers. But despite their undeniable spark, their complicated lives get in the way. 11) Woman of Light by Kali Fajardo-Anstine Releasing June 7 After Luz's brother is run out of town by a violent white mob, she's left to navigate 1930s Denver by herself. But soon, she begins to have visions of her ancestors and their lives in the nearby Lost Territory, bearing witness to their struggle, perseverance and how important it is to ensure those stories don't die with her. 12) The Wild One by Colleen McKeegan Releasing June 14 Something terrible happened at Camp Catalpa, and it's been haunting Amanda ever since. But when the secret threatens to come out and ruin not only

her carefully crafted life but also those of the other girls who were there that day, they get together one last time to figure out how to handle it. 13) Horse by Geraldine Brooks Releasing June 14 Calling all horse girls: This is the story of the most important racehorse you've never heard of, but it's also so much more than that. It starts in 1850 with an unbreakable bond between an enslaved groom and a foal, then carries us through the art galleries of New York City with an equestrian painting that surfaces there in 1954, then to the Smithsonian as a scientist and an art historian come together over a mystery with a shared provenance. 14) Hurricane Girl by Marcy Dermansky Releasing June 14 After Allison Brody leaves her film producer boyfriend and buys a beach house, her life finally feels settled. Until a Category 3 hurricane destroys it, that is. When she meets a cameraman in a bar, going home with him doesn't seem like the worst idea in the world. That is, until he breaks a glass vase over her

head. After she has brain surgery to fix the hole he leaves, she falls in love with her brain surgeon who's also an old friend and... let's just say there's a lot going on here, and even more to love. 15) Thrust by Lidia Yuknavitch Releasing June 18 This weirdly wonderful commentary on the surveillance state, climate change and what it means to have agency as a woman in the world will throw your mind for a loop in the best way. It's got a girl who can travel through time, talking turtles, a French sculptor and a group of laborers building the statue of liberty, plus so much more. 16) Keya Das's Second Act by Sopan Deb Releasing July 5 17) Night of the Living Rez by Morgan Talty Releasing July 5 18) The Man Who Could Move Clouds by Ingrid Rojas Contreras Releasing July 12 19) Briefly, A Delicious Life by Nell Stevens Releasing July 19 20) The Last Housewife by Ashley Winstead Releasing August 16 Reprinted from https://www. goodhousekeeping. com/life/entertainment/ g3585/summer-reading/

Teen Programs Teen Fly Fishing Clinic with Roaring Fork Conservancy Beach Day: Summer Reading Kickoff Party

Movies in the Meadow

The season of outdoor movies is back! This summer join us on the lawn in front of the library for popcorn, snow-cones, and, most importantly, MOVIES! Bring chairs (or blankets) and join us for our 3rd year of outdoor summer movies. The movie will begin after sunset. We look forward to seeing you! Kicking off the season we will be heading out to sea with "Moana". Sat, June 18, 8:30-10:30PM

Teens are invited to get hooked on fly fishing in this three-day program with Roaring Fork Conservancy (RFC) & Taylor Creek Fly Shop! For students entering grades 5 - 9 next school year, this program at Roaring Fork Conservancy's River Center includes the basics of fly casting, an introduction to aquatic macroinvertebrates (AKA fish food), angler ethics, and a morning of fishing at Old Pond Park. All fishing equipment will be provided. This program is free but registration is required. Mon-Wed, June 20-22, 9AM-12PM

Author Visit with Nyala Honey

Nyala Honey, age 13, will discuss her debut novel, Coven of the Silver Moon, a work of Young Adult fiction. She has been writing since a young age, and Coven of the Silver Moon is her first full-length novel. Tues, June 21, 4-5PM

Riverscapes Art & Science Camp with Roaring Fork Conservancy

Let your creativity flow in our week-long Riverscapes art and science program with Roaring Fork Conservancy (RFC)! Students entering grades 5 - 12 are invited to join us for this indoor/outdoor program. We’ll explore local waters and natural areas while reflecting and creating art, culminating with a final Art piece, which will be displayed at the River Center through September. This year we will be focusing on fish found in Colorado Rivers. All art supplies are provided - please bring your own lunch! Registration is required. Mon-Fri, June 27-July 1, 10AM-1PM

Learn to draw manga!

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EXPLORE WORLDS UNDER AND AROUND THE SEA! The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea By Axie Oh 16 year-old Mina is swept away to the Spirit Realm, where, assisted by a motley crew of demons, gods, and lesser spirits, she sets out to awaken the sleeping Sea God and save her homeland and family from deadly storms.

Seafire By Natalie Parker Follow Caledonia Styx, captain of her own ship, the Mors Navis, and its all-female crew as they strive to defeat the powerful fleet of Aric Athair, the vicious warlord who has taken their homes and families.

Sea Witch

House of Salt and Sorrows

By Sarah Henning

By Erin Craig

Ever since her best friend, Anna, drowned, Evie has been an outcast in her small fishing town. Hiding her talents, mourning her loss, drowning in her guilt. Then a girl with an uncanny resemblance to Anna appears offshore and, though the girl denies it, Evie is convinced that her best friend actually survived. That her own magic wasn't so powerless after all. Undertow By Michael Buckley A sixteen-year-old girl is caught in an epic clash of civilizations when a society of undersea warriors marches out of the ocean into modernday Coney Island.

On a remote island estate, Annaleigh Thaumas, the sixth-born of twelve sisters, enlists the aid of an alluring stranger to unravel the family curse before it claims her life.

The Mermaid, the Witch and the Sea By Maggie Tokuda-Hall A desperate orphan turned pirate and a rebellious imperial daughter find a connection on the high seas in a world divided by colonialism and threaded with magic. The pair set into motion a wild escape that will free a captured mermaid (coveted for her blood, which causes men to have visions and lose memories) and involve the mysterious Pirate Supreme, an opportunistic witch, and the all-encompassing Sea itself.

HEAD OUT TO SEA! Chapter Books

Picture Books

Mary Underwater

Into the A, B, Sea

By Shannon Doleski

By Deborah Rose

Gaining courage from Joan of Arc, fourteen-year-old Mary Murphy navigates the waters of Chesapeake Bay in a submersible built with her friend, Kip, escaping the home where her violent father has just returned from prison.

Brilliant artwork captures an array of sea creatures from A to Z in this lively alphabet book which integrates language play, natural science, and beautiful illustrations.

The Lost Heir

Over in the Ocean

By Tui Sutherland

By Marianne Berkes

Overjoyed to be reunited with her fellow ocean-dwelling dragons, Tsunami the SeaWing continues efforts to end the war for Pyrrhia in spite of a dangerous assassin who is threatening all their lives.

Trouble at Trident Academy

The coral reef in this book is like a marine nursery, teeming with mamas and babies! In the age-old way of kids and fish, children will count and clap to the rhythm of "Over in the Meadow" while pufferfish "puff", gruntfish "grunt" and seahorses "flutter".

By Debbie Dadey

Moana

Mermaids Shelly and Echo are excited to begin third grade at the prestigious Trident Academy, but snooty Pearl, jokester Rocky, brilliant Kiki, grumpy Mr. Fangtooth, and an argument over a project challenge the best friends.

By Laura Hitchcock

Dark Day in the Deep Sea By Mary Pope Osborne When eight-year-old Jack and his seven-year-old sister, Annie, join a group of nineteenth-century explorers aboard the H.M.S. Challenger, they learn about the ocean, solve the mystery of its fabled sea monster, and gain compassion for their fellow creatures.

Moana, a born navigator, sets sail in search of a fabled island. During her incredible journey, she teams up with her hero, the legendary demi-god Maui, to traverse the open ocean on an action-packed voyage. The Pout-Pout Fish By Deborah Diesen The pout-pout fish believes he only knows how to frown, even though many of his friends suggest ways to change his expression, until one day a fish comes along that shows him otherwise.

Movies in the Meadow

Children's Programs Baby Indoor Gym

Come to the library's indoor gym to get out some of those wiggles! Our indoor gym includes tunnels, ball pits, toys and games and more! For ages 0-3. Wednesdays & Fridays, 10-11AM (No Baby Gym on June 22)

Beach Day: Summer Reading Kickoff Party

To celebrate this year’s Summer Reading theme, Oceans of Possibilities, you're invited to a mountain-style Beach-at-theLibrary, complete with a water slide, obstacle course, sand and water exploration table, water balloons, squirters and more! We will have a scavenger hunt inside the Library, and a food truck for refreshments. We are delighted to start the festivities with a special Tunes & Tales, featuring the enchanting story, “Because” by Mo Willems, blended with music performed by local musicians of the Roaring Fork Valley. Every family in attendance will receive a copy of this magical book. We will be joined by community partners WE-cycle, The Art Base, Basalt Regional Heritage Society and the Basalt and Rural Fire Protection District. Our Summer Reading program has something for everyone no matter your age or reading level. Come play at the Beach and kick off your Summer Reading! Sat, June 4, 12-4PM

Summer Performer: Amazing Dave Elstun

Fish-Tales of Magic! Have you ever heard someone tell you a story about the big fish they caught? Usually, these stories are an exaggeration. Well magicians do the same thing. Fish-Tales of Magic is Amazing Dave’s fun and entertaining journey through the history of magic. Dave tells the stories of famous magicians and the magic that made them famous, was it real or not? The fun wraps up with the greatest showman in magic history, Harry Houdini. Known as the Man Who Walked through Walls, Amazing Dave asks the question, “Is it a Fish Tale or did it really happen?” Tues, June 7, 10-11AM

Summer Performer: LocoMotion-The Science & Circus Arts Show with Peter Davison

Peter Davison is a national juggling champion, theatre artist, and aficionado of classical physics. His one-man show LocoMotion features juggling, balancing, spinning, unicycling, clowning, and more, while revealing the Newtonian Physics behind the artistry. LocoMotion is filled with laughs, gasps, and participation! Plus, audiences of all ages are inspired to think about—and experience—the science of motion. Come to be amazed, entertained and educated! Tues, June 14, 10-11AM

The season of outdoor movies is back! This summer join us on the lawn in front of the library for popcorn, snow-cones, and, most importantly, MOVIES! Bring chairs (or blankets) and join us for our 3rd year of outdoor summer movies. The movie will begin after sunset. We look forward to seeing you! Kicking off the season we will be heading out to sea with "Moana". Sat, June 18, 8:30-10:30PM

Summer Performer: Kids Ocean Mindfulness and Movement

Are you in touch with your inner ocean? Get grounded and get moving with yoga and mindfulness exercises with Diana Laughlin. Wed, June 22, 10-11AM

Summer Performer: Steve Weeks Music

Steve Weeks will play his guitar and sing during this interactive family romp filled with music, humor and games as he performs his hit songs. Come prepared to laugh. Come prepared to sing ... and bring those happy feet! Tues, June 28, 10-11AM

Saturday Storytime

We are excited to invite families to our early literacy storytimes. Designed for all ages, we will enjoy stories, songs, and action rhymes. Sat, June 18 & 25, 10:30-11AM

NEW RE

FICTION

BOOK OF NIGHT Holly Black

THE LIONESS Chris Bohjalian

THE HACIENDA Isabel Cañas

TRUST Hernan Diaz

VIGIL HARBOR Julia Glass

BOOK LOVERS Emily Henry

THE ISLAND Adrian McKinty

TWO NIGHTS IN LISBON Chris Pavone

THIS TIME TOMORROW Emma Straub

THE SUMMER PLACE Jennifer Weiner

THE LAZY GENIUS WAY Kendra Adachi

BACK TO THE PRARIE Melissa Gilbert

THE EARNED LIFE Marshall Goldsmith

EMBRACE FEARLESSLY THIS WILL NOT THE BURNING WORLD PASS Barry Lopez Jonathan Martin

RIVER OF THE GODS Candice Millard

THE HAWK'S WAY Sy Montgomery

OUTDOOR KIDS IN AN INSIDE WORLD Steven Rinella

HIS NAME IS GEORGE FLOYD Robert Samuels

NONFICTION

LIVING UNTETHERED Michael A Singer

ELEASES

TEENS

INHERITANCE Elizabeth Acevedo

HOW TO MONEY Jean Chatzky

FORGING SILVER INTO STARS Brigid Kemmerer

THE MARVELLERS Dhonnielle Clayton

ANSWERS IN THE PAGES David Levithan

FAMILY OF LIARS E. Lockhart

BRAVELY Maggie Stiefvater

KIDS

THE FIRST CAT IN SPACE ATE PIZZA Mac Barnett

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KID'S ALMANAC 2023 National Geographic

MY OWN LIGHTNING Lauren Wolk

PICTURE BOOKS

LITTLE HOUSES Kevin Henkes

THE BLUR Minh Lé

YOSHI AND THE OCEAN Lindsay Moore

MEOW Chris Raschka

BIG TRUCK LITTLE ISLAND Chirs Van Dusen

TO FIND THESE TITLES, AND MANY MORE, VISIT BASALT.MARMOT.ORG

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10-11AM Baby Indoor

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10-11AM Baby

12-4M Beach

Indoor Gym

12-2PM Basalt Regional

Library Book Club 5

11AM-1PM

10AM-7PM Take &

10-11AM Baby Indoor

2-5PM Free

10-11AM Baby

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iCloud Basics

Create: Acrylic Paint 10-11AM Summer Performer: Amazing Dave Elstun 10AM-2PM Women's Mobile Health Clinic 5-7PM Yarn Group

Gym

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10-11AM Summer

10-11AM Baby Indoor

Performer: LocoMotion 5-7PM Yarn Group 5:15-7PM Finance Committee Meeting

Indoor Gym

Workshop

1:30-2:30PM

Death Cafe 5-6:30PM El Placer de Leer con Angélica Breña

Legal Clinic

5:30-6:30PM Nia Dancing

Day: Summer Reading Kickoff Party

St. Mary's Regional Blood Center Donor Bus

Resume Building 101

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Gym

Indoor Gym

Saturday Storytime

8:30-10:30PM

Movies in the Meadow: Moana

9AM-12PM

9AM-12PM Teen Fly

1:30-2:30PM

10-11AM Baby

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Teen Fly Fishing Clinic with RFC 5-6:30PM El Placer de Leer con Angélica Breña 5:15-7PM

Fishing Clinic with RFC 10AM-2PM Women's Mobile Health Clinic 4-5PM Author Visit with Nyala Honey 5-7PM Yarn Group

Fishing Clinic with RFC 10-11AM Summer Performer: Kids Ocean Mindfulness & Movement 5:30-6:30PM Nia Dancing Workshop

Mac Computer Basics

Indoor Gym

Saturday Storytime

BRLD Board of Trustees Meeting 26

1:30-2:30PM

10AM-1PM

10-11AM Summer

10AM-1PM Riverscapes

10AM-1PM

PowerPoint Basics

Riverscapes Art & Science Camp with RFC 5-6:30PM El Placer de Leer con Angélica Breña

Performer: Steve Weeks Music 10AM-1PM Riverscapes Art & Science Camp with RFC 5-7PM Yarn Group

Art & Science Camp with RFC 10-11AM Baby Indoor Gym

Riverscapes Art & Science Camp with RFC 5:30-6:30PM

Music at the Library: Jazz Straight Ahead & Traditional

EVENTS, DATES AND TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Check basaltlibrary.org/events-calendar for up to date info.

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