May 06 Wednesday
It’s time to cuddle up with a book and a pup! If your child would like an attentive friend to practice reading aloud to, look no further - Reading Dogs is a program designed to boost reading confidence by reading with a certified therapy dog one-on-one for 15 minutes. Recommended for elementary and middle school aged children who can read independently. Please call us at 907-283-4378 to reserve a timeslot.
Learn how to fold biodegradable pots for your spring seedlings. Quick, and inexpensive to make, these breathable pots can be transferred directly into the ground, saving on waste, cleanup time, and safeguarding sensitive seedling roots.
May 07 Thursday
May the fourth be with you! Celebrate Star Wars Week by going on an intergalactic scavenger hunt through the library all week long! Visit far, far, far, galaxies across the building to find the famous characters and answer their space riddle.
Designed with our newest readers in mind! Join us for word exercises and a chapter book read-aloud. We will be reading selections of the “Magic Tree House” series by Mary Pope Osborne. Intended for ages 5-10. *Please Note: May 14th will be our final Early Reader's Book Club session for the summer and will resume in September.
Remember which varieties you planted (and where!) while highlighting your garden’s natural beauty with these charming painted stakes. Sign up to reserve a spot.
May 08 Friday
Interested in learning about gardening? You are invited to meet with Steve Latz to learn more about growing flowers and vegetables. This program will be a round table where Steve will focus on sharing his experiences with growing food for the table and flowers for eye candy. Discussion topics will include home garden/greenhouse/high tunnel and suggestions to maximize your return on investment. He will share the successes and failures he has learned from experience. Steve is a lifelong gardener who wants to share his knowledge and encourage you to experiment with your growing operation. Please join him and start growing!
***Date changed to May 8***
Join True Tales Told Live for live storytelling on a theme — Spring Forward, tales of making moves and taking action, at 6 p.m.May 8 at The Goods on K-Beach Road in Soldotna. True Tales Told Live is similar to The Moth nationwide storytelling series, or Arctic Entries in Anchorage. A storyteller has seven minutes to tell a story that is true, that happened to them and that somehow relates to the evening's theme. The performance is free to attend. Food is available to purchase at The Goods (come early to order). Seating is limited — it's not a bad idea to bring your own folding chair, just in case.
Storytellers wanted! Contact Jenny at info@kdll.org or 907-394-6397 for more information or to sign up to participate. There's a rehearsal for storytellers at 6 p.m. May 7 at The Goods.
May 09 Saturday
Stop by our community room to make a craft and/or play a board game! Supplies and instructions provided for the crafts, just bring your imagination! Board games are also provided.