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2015 SUMMER READING PROGRAMS
PINE RIVER LIBRARY
BAYFIELD, CO
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READING LOGS
Complete one log and earn an entry into
our Grand Prize Drawing. Use these logs to
track your reading. Fill in a circle for each
book you read, program you attend, or act
of kindness you perform. Start keeping track
June 1, 2015.
Additional logs available at the library.
Name:
Name:
2015 SUMMER READING PROGRAMS
PINE RIVER LIBRARY
BAYFIELD, CO
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Every Hero Has a Story at Pine River Library this
summer! As part of the 2015 Summer Reading
Program, you can earn stickers by reading, listening to someone read (or an audiobook), or by
being a hero in your community (one sticker for
every act of kindness).
Earn 10 stickers and receive a prize, plus a
chance to win one of our grand prizes!
Monday, June 1, 10 am
Kick off for Sign-ups! Register for
any of our SRP programs.
Friday, June 26, 10amMr. Kneel, “The Jimmy Buffet for
kids.” Child-friendly music.
Friday, June 5, 10 am
Ann Lincoln Comedy & Magic!
Saturday, June 27 at dusk
Outdoor Movie “Goonies”
(rated PG)
Mondays, June 8-July 20, 10 am
Wee SRP
No SRP July 4th Weekend
Friday, July 10, 10 am
Indiana Bones Storyteller!
Thursday, June
11, 10am10:45am
Yoga for Kids!
(Ages 6-12)
Saturday, July 11 at dusk
Outdoor Movie:
“Ghostbusters” (PG)
Friday, June
12, 10 am
Luke Renner
Yo-Yo Magic!
Friday, July 17, 10 am
Michael the Juggler!
Saturday, June
13 at dusk
“Sponge Bob: Out of Water”
Outdoor
Movie Party
Tuesday, June 16, 10:30*
(*at Durango Public Library)
Wonder Woman visits Durango
Friday, June 19, 10 amPlayground Theatre Drama and
Puppets!
Friday, July 24, 10 am
Final Party
Extravaganza!
ZAP! Science, Every day
Visit our ZAP! Science
Corner for
activities
and free
science
kits. Ask at
the front
desk for more
information.
2015 SUMMER READING PROGRAMS
PINE RIVER LIBRARY
BAYFIELD, CO
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Teen Summer Reading Program
There are three ways to earn entries
into the Grand Prize Drawing:
 Read (one entry per book)
 Use our Acts of Kindness cards
 Use social media to earn credit
(#PineRiverSRP)
Teen Programs & Activities
(for teens in grades 6-12)
June 2– July 23
Yoga for Teens, June 11,
11am-11:45am
Try out a yoga class! This class is free
for teens in grades 6-12.
Garden Tuesdays, 11am-1pm
Join us outside, as we sweat through our
headbands and work to build, maintain,
and learn about our Community Garden and gardening in general.
Wacky Wednesdays, 11am-1pm
A multitude of Wackiness! These programs include everything from crafting
or cooking to making or writing. Anything goes!
D.C. SRP Thursdays, 11am-1pm
Throughout June we will be celebrating
everything related to D.C. superheroes.
“Marvel-ous” Thursdays, 11am-1pm
During the month of July we will focus
on Marvel-themed activities.
Teen Final Party
Thursday, July 23, 11am-1pm
Celebrate your Summer Reading successes, play some games, and find out
who wins the Grand Prizes. (Entry forms
for the prizes are due before the party!).
Outdoor Movie Nights
June 13, June 27, July 11, and
August 1 at dusk
Name
Act of Kindness:
How this act makes me a hero:
2015 SUMMER READING PROGRAMS
PINE RIVER LIBRARY
BAYFIELD, CO
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READING LOGS
Keep track of the books you’ve read with
these reading logs. For TEENS and ADULTS:
earn one entry per every book you read.
Use one log per person. Additional logs
available at the library.
Name:
Name:
2015 SUMMER READING PROGRAMS
PINE RIVER LIBRARY
BAYFIELD, CO
WWW.PRLIBRARY.ORG
HOW THE ADULT SRP WORKS:
Earn entries into our Grand Prize Drawing by reading books or participating in
one of our fabulous programs! One entry awarded at each program or for
each book read.
Earn additional entries by sharing your
experience socially! Use the hashtag
#PineRiverSRP on Facebook, Instagram,
or Twitter.
On Board the National Geographic
Explorer: Cape Verde, Crossing the
Atlantic, Brazil to Argentina
Featuring: Afro-Brazilian Culture, Jorge
Amado, the Samba and “Cool” Bossa
Nova.
Tuesday nights, June 23 to July 28 at the
Pine River Public Library – 7-9 p.m.
This seven week pictorial and musical
series will summarize Mark Curran’s
experience on board the National
Geographic Explorer as staff for
Lindblad Expeditions-National
Geographic in October, 2014.
Tuesday, June 23, 7pm
The Cape Verde Republic
Heritage Hub Classes
Wednesday, June 3, 6pm
FamilySearch.org: An Introduction
Learn the basics of using Family Search
to trace your family roots.
*Advance signup required. Call the
library or visit the online calendar to
register.
Wednesday, June 17, 6pm
Ancestry.com
Learn how to use the library’s
Ancestry.com service!
*Advance signup required. Call the
library or visit the online calendar to
register.
Be A Hero: Share Your Story
June-July
What is your story? Share your experiences
by participating in our Heritage Hub Video
Project.
Library staff and volunteers will schedule a
one-hour interview with participants, to
edit down into a 5-to-8 minute presentation. The videos will be shared through the
library’s website and on the library’s
YouTube channel. All videos will also be
shown during
Heritage Week at the library’s Heritage
Hub Showcase.
Tuesday, June 30, 7pm
Salvador da Bahia
Tuesday, July 7, 7pm
Rio de Janeiro: Part One
Tuesday, July 14, 7pm
Rio de Janeiro II
To schedule an interview, contact Karen Lemke at [email protected] or by
calling (970) 884-2222, ext.522.
Tuesday, July 21, 7pm
South from Rio
Tuesday, July 28, 7pm
Uruguay and the Gauchos; Argentina
Tuesday, August 4, 7pm
The National Geographic Official Video
of the trip. All this during the social hour.
2015 SUMMER READING PROGRAMS
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BAYFIELD, CO
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Sci-Fi Summer: Classic Film Series
Spend a summer night watching a classic, kitschy film on the big screen! Free
popcorn and other snacks.
Perfect for older kids, teens, and adults.
June 1 at 7pm
War of the Worlds (1953)
A scientist on vacation stumbles upon a
Martian invasion in this chilling and frightening adaptation of H. G. Wells' timeless
story of mankind’s near extinction. With
dramatic sound and filled with dazzling
Oscar-winning special effects this is ‘50s
sci-fi at its best.
June 8 at 7pm
The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
This eye-filling sequel to “Frankenstein” is
considered by many as even better than
the first, with liberal amounts of dry wit
running through the chills. Karloff and
Colin Clive reprise their roles as the creation and doctor of the worst science project ever.
June 29 at 7pm
Them (1954)
One of the first films to lay the blame for
a world gone mad on atomic testing. First
-rate '50s sci-fi about giant ant mutations
running wild in the Southwest. An intelligent script, expert direction, and a memorable climax in the L.A. sewers make this
one of the best films in the genre.
July 6 at 7pm
The Invisible Man (1933)
H. G. Wells' tale of power used wrong
brilliantly materializes on screen in this
tale of a mad scientist who wreaks havoc
on a British country village.
July 13
Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)
Presented in 3D!
Scientists track a prehistoric monster in
the South American jungle, but soon the
shoe is on the other foot as it begins to
track them.
July 20 at 7pm
The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957)
June 15 at 7pm
Once again atom testing is the culprit
Journey to the Center of the Earth (1959)
when a man mysteriously starts shrinking.
A professor and his colleagues follow an
He soon finds himself caught in a new
explorer's trail down an extinct Icelandic
world of danger from everyday creavolcano to the earth's center in this entertures.
taining, old-fashioned fantasy-adventure
tale from the master of science fiction,
July 27
Jules Verne.
This Island Earth (1955)
Suspenseful, intelligent science fiction
June 22 at 7pm
about scientists lured to a mysterious proForbidden Planet (1956)
ject, only to find they've been recruited-Leslie Nielson plays it straight as the leador more appropriately, shanghaied--by
er of a group sent to investigate the dealiens to help them defend their invasionstruction of a colony on a remote planet
torn planet.
in this sci-fi version of Shakespeare's “The
Tempest.”
2015 SUMMER READING PROGRAMS
PINE RIVER LIBRARY
BAYFIELD, CO
WWW.PRLIBRARY.ORG
Be a part of the Pine River Library Summer Reading Programs and you could
win one of these fabulous prizes!
The grand prize for kids/teens is a 3-D
pen, while the adult grand prize is an
Apple Watch.
See Home on our outdoor
movie screen!
Winners of the adult SRP will
also be announced.
Saturday, August 1 at dusk
2015 SUMMER READING PROGRAMS
PINE RIVER LIBRARY
BAYFIELD, CO
WWW.PRLIBRARY.ORG