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Summer with the Library offers fun and learning for all ages

Deschutes Public Library

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Longer, warmer days are here—and so is Summer with the Library! Starting June 1, readers and adventurers of all ages can join the free Summer with the Library program and dive into a season of stories, activities, and fun. Participants can earn a free book at summer’s end. 

All reading counts—whether it’s a physical book, audiobook, e-book or anything in between. Track your progress with a paper reading and activity log or use the Beanstack app. Paper logs are available at all Deschutes Public Library locations starting June 1, or sign up online at dpls.beanstack.org/reader365

“Summer with the Library keeps minds engaged and celebrates the joy of reading,” says Deschutes Public Library’s Youth Services Supervisor Chandra vanEijnsbergen. “We create meaningful ways for people of all ages to stay connected and engaged all summer long.” 

Don’t miss the Summer with the Library Kick-off Celebration on Saturday, May 31 • 10:00 a.m.–noon at Alpenglow Park in Bend. This all-ages celebration features outdoor exhibits from the Children's Museum of Central Oregon, live music from Ian and the Oopsies, library swag, and more. Check out our online calendar and events guide for a full lineup of programs happening in June, July, and August. 

“Not everyone can make it into the library, so we bring the Summer with the Library program to local communities,” says vanEijnsbergen. “Our Community Librarians deliver books and activities that spark curiosity and connection, wherever people are.” 

Visit the library’s website at www.deschuteslibrary.org/summer for a full list of programs, including when and where the library will be near you. 

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