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Join us for our monthly Young Adult book club! Whether you're 13 or 110, we invite you to read and discuss a monthly young adult book with us. This month we will be discussing "The Belles" by Dhonielle Clayton.

Calling all builders! Take on our weekly LEGO challenge, and build your own creation with our blocks and bricks. We will display it at the library until the next session.

Stories and activities for children age three and under.

Let your toddler (aged 3 and under) enjoy 60-minutes of unstructured free play at the library! We will provide all the educational toys for your toddler to play with. Just bring a smile and a sharing attitude. Registration is not required.

A fantastic variety program filled with magic, comedy, juggling, stunts, music, and TONS of audience participation! Program is intended for teens and children (ages 3 and older), but all ages are welcome. *Program attendance merits one-hour of reading time for the Summer Reading Program*

Knitters and crocheters gather every Tuesday at 6 p.m. to work on their latest projects. Bring your projects, enjoy company while you work, and get help from experienced knitters.

A fantastic variety program filled with magic, comedy, juggling, stunts, music, and TONS of audience participation! Program is for teens and children (ages 3 and older), but all ages are welcome. *Program attendance merits one-hour of reading time for the Summer Reading Program*

Come prepared to discuss the challenges of life with a vision impairment. Learn about, and suggest, ways to make positive impacts in life. Family, friends, drivers, and caregivers are welcome. Light refreshments provided. June's topic is Marsh Wildlife and Nature Talk with special guest, Naturalist Jennifer Panek of Crosswinds Marsh of New Boston.

Please use drop box outside south entrance to return materials while the library is closed.

Please use drop box outside south entrance to return materials while the library is closed.

Please use drop box outside south entrance to return materials while the library is closed.

Please use drop box outside south entrance to return materials while the library is closed.

The Taylor Conservatory & Botanical Gardens will continue its popular summer music series, “Music & Arts in the Gardens.” Major Dudes are the featured act on June 26. Early seating opens at 5:30 p.m., with the shows beginning at 6:30. Tickets are $5 general admission on the lawn. A limited number of chairs are provided, so visitors are wise to bring their own lawn chairs and blankets. Parking is free at the Heritage Park Petting Farm and the adjoining grass lot off Northline Road. The conservatory main lot is reserved for handicapped parking, motorcycles and band and artist vehicles participating in the show.

Purchase your unlimited ride armbands through June 26 for only $12 each! Presale armbands are valid for use on any one day of the event from open until close. Armbands will be available for $16 Thursday, and $20 Friday-Sunday at the event.

Toddler Day at the Carnival / Noon- 3 p.m. Regular Carnival hours continue 3-11 p.m. Food, Beer and Vendor Village open 3 p.m. – 11 p.m. Taylor Summer Festival Concert Series featuring Starship & Mickey Thomas with special guest Tony Lewis and Outfield / Sheridan Pavilion / Gates Open at 5 p.m. / VIP Tickets $35 (includes prime seating, dinner and a free drink); $10 GA Advance and $15 GA at the door (GA is standing room). No lawn chairs allowed inside the pavilion. Community Choice Credit Union 5K Glow Run / Packet pickup 7:30 p.m. at Pavilion A, Heritage Park / Race Begins at 9:30 / Awards Presentation at 10:30 / Registration $30 before May 31; $35 between June 1-28; $40 on race day / Register at hub.enmotive.com / More information call (734) 374-8900 Ext. 3. Parking inside and surrounding Heritage Park is $10.

Community Choice Credit Union Taylor Fest Cane Pole Fishing Derby / Coan Lake Historical Area / 9 a.m. Taylor Fest Family Fun / Coan Lake Historical Area / early afternoon Carnival continues daylong Food, Beer and Vendor Village open 3 p.m. – 11 p.m. Taylor Summer Festival Concert Series featuring Cinderella’s Tom Keifer / Sheridan Pavilion / Gates Open at 5 p.m. / VIP Tickets $35 (includes prime seating, dinner and a free drink); $10 GA Advance and $15 GA at the door. GA is standing room. No lawn chairs allowed inside the pavilion. BJ’s Wholesale Club Taylor Summer Festival Fireworks Display at 10 p.m. Fireworks are free admission. Parking inside and surrounding Heritage Park is $10.

Carnival continues daylong Note: If weather postpones the Saturday night fireworks, they will be held at approximately 10 p.m.