Join us at the Hanford Branch Library for an afternoon with mystery author Sunny Frazier as she talks about her novel "A Snitch in Time."
The event will take place in the Hanford Library Meeting Room on Saturday, September 12 from 3:30pm-4:00pm.
Attention all Kings County teens between the ages of 12-19! The library is looking for members for our new Teen Advisory Group. The Teen Advisory Group (aka TAG) will help with creating fun, interactive programs and events for teens throughout the county. Members will be expected to complete a library volunteer application form and attend meetings regularly at the Hanford Branch Meeting Room.
Join us at the Hanford Library for our "This Is Teen" Rush Day Saturday, August 29 from 1pm-3pm! Teens 12-19, show off your artistic talent while making the library's sidewalk beautful by participating in our sidewalk art contest (chalk will be provided). The themes for the Sidewalk Art contest are Summer or Summer Memories;prizes will be given for 1st, 2nd, & 3rd place. There will also be a giveaway for all teens and ice cream donated by Superior Dairy. See flyer for more information.
Attention all Kings County teens between the ages of 12-19! The library is looking for members for our new Teen Advisory Group. The Teen Advisory Group (aka TAG) will help with creating fun, interactive programs and events for teens throughout the county. Members will be expected to complete a library volunteer application form and attend meetings regularly at the Hanford Branch Meeting Room.
Come to the Hanford Library Saturday, August 29th from 10am-11am for a volunteer orientation to learn more about volunteer opportunities at the Kings County Library. (Refreshments provided). Call (559) 582-0261 for more information.
Come to the library for a story!
Attention all Kings County teens between the ages of 12-19! The library is looking for members for our new Teen Advisory Group. The Teen Advisory Group (aka TAG) will help with creating fun, interactive programs and events for teens throughout the county. Members will be expected to complete a library volunteer application form and attend meetings regularly at the Hanford Branch Meeting Room.
World music and contemporary percussion master Ray McNamara shares his unique musical perspective, performing a blend of soca (soul of calypso) and jazz on the Steel Pan Drum.
During this lecture, Jay Rossette will highlight some of his personal experiences in the valley music scene, and discuss how music is created. He will talk about song inspirations, working with musicians, solo songwriting, basic musical form, and how to compose simple tunes so that the audience can see exactly which elements are used to construct songs.
This lecture will discuss the ways in which music has evolved, and how music has morphed across cultures through recent developments in technology. Jay Rossette will also talk about future musical trends. He will play audio clips during this lecture.
