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Spring Break at the Georgetown Public Library

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March 3rd, 2010 by Judy Fabry

March means spring break and special programs at the library. On Tuesday, March 16, from 10 a.m. until noon, members of the Native Plant Society will be helping with plant-related arts and crafts projects. This will be a new twist on our usual art event and we think it will be fun and educational. Wednesday morning, March 17, from 10 a.m. until noon, is every kid’s chance to entertain. It’s the 2010 Home Grown Talent Show—an event that has been lots of fun the past few years. Talent means any performance that your child would like to share—music, comedy, magic, dance, gymnastics, recitation.

The crowning event of spring break for the past eight years has been the children’s tea party and this year’s soiree promises to be the best yet. Tea will be served on Thursday, March 18, from 2 to 4 p.m. Because space is limited, you need to pick up an invitation in the Children’s Room (they’re available now) and use the bottom section of it to let us know your child plans to attend. The deadline for RSVPing is 5:00 p.m., Monday, March 15. The theme this year – Fancy Me — is a takeoff on the children’s book character Fancy Nancy. Attendees should wear their finest outfit, or “dress up” in other fancy clothes. Children also should bring their own special cup and saucer for enjoying the tea party comestibles.


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One Response to “Spring Break at the Georgetown Public Library”

Robin Preiss Glasser | March 3rd, 2010 at 4:22 pm

I always have great fun putting myself in Nancy’s fancy shoes when I receive each of Jane O’Connor’s manuscripts for a Fancy Nancy book. Our latest collaboration is no different”.

Fancy Nancy: Poet Extraordinaire celebrates Poetry Month. Nancy’s love of fancy, beautiful language makes her just the right guide for young children to explore and have fun with poetry.

When I first got the story, I started to imagine what kind of dress-up Nancy would pull together to wear for writing poetry — something Shakespearean perhaps, or reaching back even further to Homer? Then came the footwear! Ever crafty, Nancy could easily assemble her version of ancient footwear with a pair of flip flops and some ribbon. Voila! The cover illustration started to take shape in my mind…

Happy Poetry Month,

Robin Preiss Glasser


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