Did you ever wonder why Little Red couldn't tell her own grandmother from a wolf? What if she is a very "organizationally challenged" kid who steps on her brand new glasses? Bumping into trees and mistaking the wolf for her dog, Redina Mae heads for grandmother's house with the boisterous encouragement of the audience. In the end, all is well and the children leave feeling rather sorry for the poor befuddled wolf. Join Puppets with Pizzaz for this fairytale classic retold!

This free program is open to students and their families and is part of the Canajoharie Library 2018 Summer Reading Program. For more information, call 518-673-2314, email Library Director Hannah Stahl, or email Curator of Education & Public Engagement Jenna Peterson Riley.

Learn more about the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) in this hands-on presentation with Historian Glenn Bentz. Attendees will learn more about the family lives, traditional clothing, and objects used by the Haudenosaunee historically and today.

This free program is open to students and their families and is part of the Canajoharie Library 2018 Summer Reading Program. For more information, call 518-673-2314, email Library Director Hannah Stahl, or email Curator of Education & Public Engagement Jenna Peterson Riley.

Join George Steele and learn about the plants, animals and the habitats through songs, stories, and movement in a theater in the round group participation sing-a-long. Sing out that you're a "Nature Lover". Join in on the "Frog Chorus". Be a part of the "Ballet of the Air". Have fun while learning about the world of nature.

This free program is open to students and their families and is part of the Canajoharie Library 2018 Summer Reading Program. For more information, call 518-673-2314, email Library Director Hannah Stahl, or email Curator of Education & Public Engagement Jenna Peterson Riley.