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Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with Family Storytime featuring the book Berry Song by Michaela Goade, then create your own paper strawberry art! For ages 7 – 12 with parents or caregivers.
Join us for this beautiful story about a little girl and her grandmother expressing their gratitude for the land and the gift of life sustaining food, like berries! Learn about how berries are an important part of different Native American cultures.
Program presented in collaboration with the American Indian Resource Center.
AGE GROUP: | Children |
EVENT TYPE: | Storytime | History, Society, & Culture | Environment & Nature | Arts, Crafts, & Hobbies |
TAGS: | Native American Heritage Month | American Indian Resource Center |
Proudly serving the residents of the vibrant City of Huntington Park and neighboring areas, the Huntington Park Library was founded in 1913 and originally housed in the City Hall.
As the library continued to grow, it moved to larger locations in 1924 and 1931. The present library building in the Civic Center was dedicated in 1970.
A significant sculpture designed by artist Tom Van Sant, "Flight Form," was also dedicated in 1970 and is suspended from the second floor ceiling.
An active Friends of the Library group was formed in 1996 to promote and support Library services to the community.
