Library’s Events for Children & Teens Next Week

Whitewater Public Library’s annual Summer Reading Program is in full swing! Bookworms and aspiring bookworms of every age are invited to read books, win prizes, and attend fun, FREE events. Here is next week’s lineup for children and teens:


Build a Box Fort
Monday, July 20th 
4:00-5:00 PM
All ages
No registration required
We provide the boxes; you build the fort.



Boba Mixology Teen Workshop
Tuesday, July 21st 
3:00-4:30 PM
Ages 12-18
Registration required
Idyllic Bubble Tea House will be offering a hands-on Boba Mixology Experience where kids will explore the culture and history behind bubble tea while creating their own custom drink combinations. Participants will experiment with four unique tea bases, authentic premium toppings, and a variety of boba to design delicious, one-of-a-kind creations.  

Storytime
Wednesday, July 22nd
9:30 AM
Ages 0-5
Stories, songs, and general silliness with Miss Deana! No registration required.

Stuffed Animal Sleep Over
Thursday, July 23rd 
3:30-4:30 PM  
Ages 0-11
Do you ever wonder what your stuffies do at night?  Bring them to the library for a story and a bedtime snack and see what kind of trouble they can get up to!  Stuffies can be picked up on Friday morning starting at 9:00 a.m.

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