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Reading Takes
You Everywhere
and Lost in Time |
Blackshear
Place always "does things up right" when it's time to decorate
for VRP. They certainly help to get everyone in the mood for lots of reading
and lots of fun. |
That Puppet
Guy, Lee Bryan, kicked off VRP for us with some of his friends--The Wolf,
Red Riding Hood, Her Granny, and even the Three Little Pigs; and he
did a different show in a couple of branches. |
When our
scheduled performer had an accident and couldn't make it, storyteller
Linda Martin, Media Specialist at Sugar Hill Elementary School stepped
in and told some wonderful stories. |
| Due to an unexpected flood at the Gainesville Branch, the Arts Council graciously loaned us space for juggler Ron Anglin's performance at the George Mintz Auditorium just up the street. |
Once again
one of the teens' favorite VRP activities is getting temporary tattoos.
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The teens
were up to the challenge of Food Fear Factor. Go teens! |
Magician
Arthur Atsma kept his audiences mesmerized and laughing with his tricks
and antics. |
Musicians
Caroline and Danny plucked and sang their way into our hearts. |
The teens
had a blast creating "robots" from recycled materials. |
Storyteller
Akbar Imhotep wound up our VRP activities for this year. |
Teens
wound up their VRP activities with a game day (with snacks, of course).
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