To take a look at nocturnal animals found in New Hampshire , you could stay up all night, or come to
the Dover Public Library for the Children’s Museum
of New Hampshire ’s presentation, “Up
All Night in New Hampshire ”,
on Friday, August 3 at 10:30am. A
museum educator will discuss nocturnal animals, their homes, and the behaviors
that make them well-suited to nighttime living. Children study specimens such
as owl talons, examine animal tracks, experiment with night vision, explore
animal hearing and listen to night sounds, smell scents from nature, dissect
owl pellets, and create an “Artsy Owl”.
This event is part of the Dover Public Library’s Summer
Reading program, “Dream Big, Read!”
Registration is required. Please
drop by or call the Children’s Room at 516-6052 to register.
Also, be sure to come to the library for the last movie of
the summer program, “Hoot”, on Monday, August 6 at 2pm in the Lecture Hall.
Then, on August 7 from 10:30am–12 Noon, a celebration party
will be held on the library’s front lawn for all summer readers and their
families. After refreshments, Steve
Blunt, part-time music teacher, part-time singer/story-teller, will entertain
us with his interactive musical show which critics have called “funny”, “heartfelt”,
and “engaging”.
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