Above: A popular storyteller will entertain kids at the library as part of their Summer Reading program. (image from Edgecomb’s website)
Tomorrow, the Southborough Library is bringing back Storyteller Diane Edgecomb. This time around, her program is themed “Digging Dinosaurs”.
The event is 4:30 pm on Tuesday, July 28th on the Library’s main floor. It’s free and open to the public with no registration required.
The library promotes the fun as featuring interactive stories and “learning Dinosaur Sign Language and playing Dinosaur Jeopardy!” The storyteller’s website further details:
Diane’s popular dinosaur adventures complement their scientific facts with a happy dose of humor. The original stories include: Pattysaurus in which selfish Patty becomes so obsessed with her dinosaur collection that she turns into a gigantic sauropod herself and Egg Mountain in which the audience helps out on this surprise-filled journey that leads to the discovery of Maiasaura, the first dinosaur known to care for its young. Based on current scientific discoveries, this piece educates as it entertains. Dinosaur lovers of all ages will enjoy the colorful posters, Dinosaur Sign-Language and participation that keeps audiences engaged and asking for MOOORE!
The fun is sponsored by The Friends of the Southborough Library.
