(Nacogdoches, TX) – The Nacogdoches Public Library is joining other libraries across the country in celebrating reading with the universal theme of Unearth a Story. Kids are not the only ones who can join in on the fun and win prizes. Some of the adult programs include Fiber Arts Club on the first Monday of each month, Books & Banter on the second Thursday of each month, two America 250-themed Paint Parties in June, weekly citizenship classes, and Bad Art Night in July. Adults can earn prizes at the end of the summer by attending library programs and tracking their reading using the ReadSquared app. For more information on specific program times and how to track your program
attendance and reading, please visit nactx.us/library or visit the library. All library
programs are free, but some may require registration.
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