CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library works with local organizations to encourage children to keep studying during the summer.
The “Discover summer” The program features a variety of educational activities with classes from locations such as the Cincinnati Museum Center, Cincinnati Observatory, and the YMCA.
The aim of the program is to keep young people busy all summer long.
“We’re really trying to bring the entire community together to enrich children,” said library director Paula Brehm-Heeger. “The families who want to experience and experience this summer not only have extensive experience with us, but also with all other resources in the area.”
Activity booklets for children and teenagers are available at all library locations in the Tri-State.
As an incentive, prizes are offered for participation in five activities in the magazine. This includes LEGO sets, headphones and gift cards.
Participation is open to children of all ages and no library card is required.
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