Williamson County Citizens of All Ages are invited to join Tails and Tales, the Library’s 2021 Summer Reading Program
Readers of all ages can explore the animal kingdom as the Williamson County Public Library System (WCPLS) presents “Tails and Tales” for their summer library program.
The 2021 Summer Reading Program is open to everyone, from babies to adults. The program is divided into three sections with one each for youth, teens, and adults. There is something for everyone with a variety of educational and entertaining performances, guest speakers, prize drawings, story times, and more. These and all Library programs are free and open to the public.
Performances will be in-person and online for a variety of events and a range of participation opportunities. A fun new addition this summer is Checkers TV, a 13-weekly episode video variety show with crafts, songs, animal experts, book recommendations, and more.
Registration officially began on June 1 via Beanstack, an online logging system, for the 2021 summer reading program registration. It helps everyone keep track of their reading and optional activities over the summer. Beanstack can be accessed online at their website, https://williamsoncounty.beanstack.org/reader365, or with their free mobile app.
The WCPLS 2021 summer reading program is made possible by the generous annual support of the Williamson County Library Foundation and other generous sponsors. Learn more about the summer reading program and how to register at https://www.wcpltn.org/166/Summer-Reading-Program-Tails-and-Tales-2. Find more information about this event, plus other programs and services, by calling the Children’s Department at 615-595-1244 for youth and teen related questions, and the Reference Department at 615-595-1243 for adult related questions.
The Williamson County Public Library Main Branch is located in downtown Franklin at 1314 Columbia Avenue. Branches are located in Bethesda, College Grove, Fairview, Leiper’s Fork, and Nolensville. Receive library events and announcements in your email inbox by visiting https://www.wcpltn.org/277/Newsletter-Sign-Up to register for the Library’s eNewsletter. The Library can be found on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, WordPress, and Twitter via @wcpltn.
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