HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Families attended a block party at the Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library to celebrate the start of the summer reading program. This year’s theme is Unearth a Story, with the library redecorated to transport readers back to the Jurassic era.

During the kickoff party on May 30, dinosaurs were roaming around, there was free facepainting, food trucks, games, and prizes were raffled. Plus, the first 100 kids received a special activity book. Families also had a chance to learn more about library programs and get signed up for summer reading.

Through July, kids and teens can log books that they have read, which gives them a chance to win prizes at the library. More themed events to encourage summer reading will be held over the summer, with a time capsule burial coming up on June 6.

Some other fun and free activities to catch at the library this summer include themed movie nights, a magic show, a didgeridoo concert, a dino tea party ending with a finale “Mess-tival” event on July 18. Find a full schedule of events and sign up for summer reading on the HCCPL website or in person at the library.

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