Saturday Live! @ Central Library
Join us every Saturday in the Central Library's Youth Services department for events featuring puppets, magicians, wild animals, storytellers and more!
This literacy-based program selects performers for both their entertainment value and their ability to promote the joys of reading and libraries to young audiences. Families can enjoy a wide range of multicultural programming including puppetry, magic, live animals, storytelling, music and much more.
Saturday Live! events begin at 11:15 a.m. The library opens at 11 a.m.
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Saturday Live! events are generously supported by the Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library.
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May 3
Maud Hart Lovelace
Help the author of the Betsy-Tacy children's books develop a story based on her childhood and discover what it was like to grow up 100 years ago in Minnesota. Presented by the Minnesota History Center.
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May 10
Minnesota Center for Book Arts
Children of all ages can use their artistic skills and create their very own book. |
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May 17
Circus Manduhai
Acrobatics, juggling, balancing, hula hoops and lots of audience participation. |
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May 31
Illustrator Debra Frasier
Author and illustrator Debra Frasier will present her book, A Birthday Cake Is No Ordinary Cake. Come and see how Debra created a recipe that includes everything from 365 sunrises to a dash of sugar. |
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June 7
Summer Celebration
Preview activities available through Parks and Recreation and the Library. Sign up for this year’s Summer Reading Program, "Look What’s Cookin’ at your Library", and get reading! |
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June 14
Words and Music
This interactive program will take the audience on a fast-paced tour of musical traditions and instruments from around the world.
Presented by The Schubert Club in association with the Saint Paul Summer Song Festival. |
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June 21
The Earth Is No Ordinary Planet
How does the earth’s spin and orbit affect the seasons? Through a series of demonstrations and hands-on activities, investigate and discover why the Earth is no ordinary planet! Presented by the Science Museum of Minnesota. |
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June 28
Dino Dig
The Minnesota Children’s Museum comes to the library in this interactive program. Children can become paleontologists and explore the prehistoric world of dinosaurs. |
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