Sonja Dorris and Elizabeth Adamson from the Carnegie Public Library of Steuben County join Andy St. John on WLKI 100.3 to share an exciting lineup of upcoming community events. From the performing arts to national history exhibits, the library is bringing a wealth of culture to Angola this spring.
- Indianapolis Opera: Elizabeth details the children's opera "Camilla Paints the Town," a 30-minute musical story featuring animals like a chameleon and a panda, followed by an interactive Q&A for the kids.
- Smithsonian Exhibit: Sonja discusses the arrival of "Voices and Votes," a Museum on Main Street exhibit exploring voting history. The display opens this Saturday and includes local political memorabilia from the collection of Gene Bird.
- Teen Programs: A look at the upcoming "Murder on the Train" mystery night on April 23, where local teens can dress up as characters and solve a scripted mystery over pizza.
- Author Visit: Ohio artist and author Tonalee Shinabery-King visits on April 22 for a reading of "More Than a Mushroom Hunt," featuring a senses game and sponge painting.
- Student Art Show: An invitation to witness the "unbelievable" talent of local youth starting April 11, with a special open house on April 16.