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Saturday, April 27, 11 am–2 pm
Sierra View Library and Reno Town Mall
Día: Children's Day is a nationally recognized initiative that emphasizes the importance of literacy for all children from all backgrounds. Día celebrates a commitment to connecting children and their families to diverse books, languages, and cultures.
Join us for free performances, arts and crafts, and family-friendly activities.
Maya Soleil Traditions performs at 11 am.
Reno Taiko Tsurunokai performs at 1 pm. |
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| Pokémon GO at the Library | Saturday, April 27, 10:30 am–12:30 pm
South Valleys Library |
Come meet other Pokémon trainers and raid, trade, and battle at our very own South Valleys Library PokéStop and nearby gyms. Trainers can use the meeting room for exchanging Pokémon, dueling or just catching up. Lures will be placed at nearby PokéStops so plenty of Pokémon will be around. Participate in fun Pokémon-themed games and win prizes (while supplies last).
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| Fancifool: KIDS! with Ananda Bena-Weber | Sunday, April 28, 3–4 pm
Downtown Reno Library | Fancifool: KIDS! is an interactive, multi-character, multi-disciplinary children’s theater show featuring dancing, singing, mime, clown, and valuable lessons about the structure and virtues of American democracy, advanced citizenship, protecting the environment, and standing up to bullies.
A Pioneer Center Youth Programs presentation. |
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| Author Talk Douglas Brunt |
Wednesday, May 1, noon–1 pm Online event |
Join us as we chat with New York Times-bestselling author Douglas Brunt about his debut nonfiction work The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel.
This book reveals the hidden history of one of the world’s greatest inventors and his mysterious disappearance on the eve of World War I. |
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| Pioneer Center Youth Programs F-Rock Crew |
Friday, May 3, 10-11 am Duncan/Trancer Community Library |
F-Rock Crew shares the history of hip-hop culture and the origins of hip-hop dance styles. Learn about the pioneers who inspired generations of dancers. This break-dancing-based performance includes a positive message for kids, focusing on respect, anti-bullying, arts and culture, and American history. |
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On the Shelf is a weekly feature in partnership with KUNR public radio. Catch your favorite librarians sharing book news and reviews. In this week's episode, Jennifer talks about environmental fiction.
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WHAT TO READ NEXT |
Fiction Inspired by Shakespeare |
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#WashoeReader
We're asking our users to share what they're doing when they visit their favorite Washoe County Library location. Snap a selfie or a photo of your latest haul and share it using the #WashoeReader hashtag. Or record a video telling us about your latest discovery.
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FRIENDS OF WASHOE COUNTY LIBRARY
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Friends of Washoe County Library is a member-supported 501(c)(3) Nevada non-profit organization dedicated to advocating, fundraising, and providing support for the Washoe County Library System.
To join, to donate, or for more information, please visit www.washoelibraryfriends.org or call 775-324-5522.
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Washoe County Library System
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301 S. Center St. Reno, NV 89501 |
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