1499 E. West Maple
Walled Lake, MI  48390
Phone: 248-624-3772
walledlakelibrary.org
email: admin"at"walledlakelibrary.org

Summer Hours
Effective June 8, 2008:
Mon-Tue-Thu
10 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Wed - Fri
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sat - Sun CLOSED

Regular Hours
Begin After Labor Day

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EXPRESS YOURSELF

Monday, September 29

6:30-8 pm

Seating is limited.  Call Library to register.

Recommended for upper elementary to adults.

Local author Linda McLean discusses her book, The Heidelberg Project, and the creative process in poetry and other art forms. Participants are given an opportunity to begin the creative process through various activities. Copies of her book will be available for purchase.  Sponsored by the Friends of the Walled Lake City Library.

COFFEE & CONVERSATION - BOOK REVIEWS

Monday, October 6

6:30-8 pm

Registration is requested

For everyone who loves children’s books, wants to know what’s new in children’s literature, or wants to learn new read-aloud skills, the Storytellers Connection presents Connie Ilmer, Head of Children’s Service at the Baldwin Public Library, who will review children’s picture books and demonstrate helpful reading techniques for storytime.  Join us for a fun evening with good company and delicious treats.

HALLOWEEN MAGICAL HAPPENINGS

With Magician Jason Hudy

Thursday, October 23

7:00-7:45 pm

Seating is limited. Registration is requested.

Recommended for children 3 and older.

Jason will entertain us for a fast-paced half-hour of spooky and creepy magic. Attendees will receive a delightful animal balloon-sculpture after the show.

HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTY

Thursday, October 30

7-7:45 pm

Registration is requested

Recommended for children 3 and older

Children may come in a favorite Halloween Costume. Stories, games and trick or treat candies are provided.

KIM THE PIPER

Thursday, November 13

6:30-7:15 pm

Seating is limited. Registration is requested.

Recommended for all ages.

Learn all about Scottish music and customs with Highland bagpiper Kim Johnson.  She encourages audience participation as she demonstrates how to play the bagpipes and dance Scottish dances.

PUMPKIN PIE !

Thursday, November 20

7-7:45 pm

Registration is requested; recommended for all ages.

Join us for old-fashioned family fun. Preschoolers may listen to holiday stories and school-age readers may participate in a dramatic Readers’ Theater.  No memorization, costumes or special props are needed. The focus is on reading with expressive voices and gestures. The result is a fun time celebrating Thanksgiving around generous slices of pumpkin pie.