HEADLAND, Ala. (WDNews) — The Headland Public Library will continue its Summer Reading Program on Wednesday, June 10, with a special appearance by The Science Lady.
The interactive program begins at 10 a.m. and will feature hands-on science activities, demonstrations and surprises for children and families participating in the library’s summer reading activities.
Library officials announced that in-person registration will reopen Wednesday morning before the program after staff determined they can safely accommodate additional participants. Those who have not yet registered for the Summer Reading Program are encouraged to attend and sign up.
Due to expected attendance, library staff are asking visitors to arrive early. Parking in the front lot is expected to fill quickly, and attendees may need to use nearby parking areas.
Seating inside the program room will be limited. Officials said the room will be standing-room-only for adults, while additional chairs will be available in the hallway and throughout the main library.
Parents of older, independent children are encouraged to prepare them to attend the program area on their own or with siblings, as adult space inside the performance area will be extremely limited. Adults must remain inside the library building during the program.
Library staff also reminded attendees that strollers and wagons will not be permitted inside the program room.
The summer reading theme, “Unearth a Story,” continues throughout the season with educational and family-friendly activities designed to encourage reading and learning during the summer months.
The library also thanked Wiregrass RC&D for helping make the Summer Reading Program possible.
