May Book in Darbey’s StoryWalk®
Children and their families can read, learn together and get exercise at the same time with the Library’s Darbey’s StoryWalk®, this month’s selection is “Take Me Out to the Yakyu,” by Aaron Meshon. This book shows the differences among a little boy’s experiences attending ball games with his grandfathers, one in the United States and one in Japan. While some people might think of baseball as a solely American institution, the sport is huge in multiple countries.
Darbey’s StoryWalk® enables visitors to walk along a designated path behind the Library while reading pages of a complete children’s book posted at 16 different stations. It is free and open to the public around the clock, seven days a week, and the books change monthly.
Website: www.cor.net/storywalk
Lunchtime Lecture: “Flying Cars” May 16
Basement Program Room
Admission: Free
Tuesday, May 16
11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
Join Dr. Vernon Porter for the story of flying cars, a story that stretches from the early 1900s to the present. This presentation will sort out some of the mystery of reality vs. fiction. Dr. Porter will give nebulous instructions and warnings on building your own version of a flying car, and photos of his own construction will be presented.
For adults; attendees are welcome to bring their own lunch to enjoy during the presentation.
Event Page: Flying Cars
