About 2020 Grants

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Yo-Yos, Music & Dance is a 60-minute show that combines three of Brett Outchcunis aka Ooch's favorite activities - yo-yo tricks, cool music and sweet dance moves!  The show is half yo-yo tricks and half dance party. Recommended ages is K-6th grade: but this is FUN for the entire family/check www.lakevillelibrary.org.

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During a midnight meteor shower, something mysterious falls from the sky toward the Earth. Two curious kids venture into the forest to investigate  and find themselves with a family of visitors from another planet. This is Science Tellers -Aliens Escape From Earth!  Children who participate will not only be entertained but will also learn about physics and science. 

VIRTUAL at 1PM/Check website www.lakevillelibrary.org.

This presentation will look into the fashion of Downton Abbey fashion. The show takes place over the course of the Edwardian Period, WW1 and the flapper period--exciting periods in fashion history.                     CHECK the Library website for a time and details to participate!

www.lakevillelibrary.org.

The Toe Jam Puppet Band offers a special brand of hands-on children's entertainment that grown-ups can actually enjoy. The dynamic duo is great with kids but best when parents and caregivers are having fun with the little ones.  

VIRTUAL: All ages at 6PM/ CHECK WEBSITE FOR DETAILS

www.lakevillelibrary.org.

In a relaxed social setting with great music teen participants will be guided in three sessions of painting with acrylics. Absolutely no experience is needed. The finished paintings will be on display inside the Great Ponds Gallery in October.

website: Visit www.lakevillelibrary.org             for specifics in 2020.  

Art For Your Mind is an engaging, educational, art observation experience designed to broaden the minds of its participants. For all ages- artists and non-artists alike. Meeting Room/Check the Library website date.  www.lakevillelibrary.org 

The Lakeville Historical Society will present Colonial Cooking with Carolyn Morrow on January 22/7PM at the Lakeville Senior Center. (time to come) She will describe the methods used for cooking and baking during the colonial times.

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The Lakeville Historical Society will present a Tour of Boston with Christian VanDerslice via a powerpoint  presentation on February 26/7PM at the Lakeville Senior Center.  Mr. VanDerslice will show highlights of Boston as he narrates all the spots and answer any and all  questions by all the attendees.

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This is a 12 week story telling project connecting seniors of Lakeville & Freetown with the students of Freetown/Lakeville Middle School through the stories they tell. The results of this project are on HOLD.  For details email: love2tell2@aol.