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Cuddle Monster No-Sew, where monster’s aren’t always scary. Registration begins Monday April 11. Call 636-390-1070 to register. ADULT/TEEN. Tuesday, April 26, 6PM. Adult Fiction

Join Author Don Corrigan, who speaks about the Animal Victims of our busy highways and what Americans are doing to end roadkill carnage. Tuesday, May 17 @ 6:30 pm. A Friends of the library Author Series event.

Frankenstein Programs @ Washington Public Library Saturday, March 12, 10am “Frankenstein” Books Available at Library (while supplies last) Saturday, March 26, 1-4pm Escape Dr. Frankenstein’s Monster (Adult/Teen) Monday, March 28, 10am Movie Showing: Frankenstein (Adult/Teen) Tuesday, March 29, 6pm Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Lecture (Adult/Teen) Wednesday, March 30, 3:30pm Mary Who Wrote Frankenstein/Create-a-Monster Workshop (Kids) Friday, April 1, 6-8pm Franken-Trivia (Teen) Saturday, April 9, 10am Mad Science: Fire & Ice (Kids) Monday, April 11, 10-11am Book Club Discussion: Frankenstein (Adult/Teen) Thursday, April 14, 11am Mushrooms Rising From the Dead (Adult/Teen) Wednesday, April 20, 6:30-8:00pm Book Club Discussion: Frankenstein (Adult/Teen) Thursday, April 21, 6pm Grave Robbing (Adult/Teen) Tuesday, April 26, 6pm Cuddle Monster No-Sew (Adult/Teen) Saturday, April 30, 7pm (ECC Theater) Meet Mary Shelley, (All Ages) Micro Ghost Story Contest Write a ghost story in 204 words or less. Submit stories to contest@scenicregional.org by 4/17/2022. For full contest rules visit www.thiscommunityreads.org/contest. Sponsored by East Community College Library, Scenic Regional Library, and Washington Public Library,

Some creepy underwear, a spacious broom, pumpkins and turkeys are all on Dial-A-Story this month. Call 636-283-6543 or listen online.

Learn about the people who dug in with only a shovel and the sometimes-violent condemnation of their underground entrepreneurship. Thursday, April 21, 6pm | ADULT/TEEN

Malissa Briggler, a State Botanist with Missouri Department of Conservation, will be your guide on this fungi folklore and edible education adventure. Thursday, April 14, 11am | ADULT/TEEN

This spectacular show includes foggy dry ice storms, sizzling, shivering scissors and special bubbly showers! Saturday, April 9, 10am | KIDS

Join us and Dr. Sheila Hwang, Professor and Chair of English from Webster University, as she discusses the legacy of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein in literature, film and beyond. Tuesday, March 29, 6pm | ADULT/TEEN