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·LIBRARY PROGRAMSOur library programs feature interactive components that teach children about cultures, plants and animals from around the world. Each program has a combination of creative role play and/or costumes, songs, and story telling. There are a wide variety of activities to meet multiple ages that visit libraries. Programs are approximately 30 to 45 minutes in length and each one contains plant and/or animal visitors. The cost per program is $200, with a firm limit of 100 people. Como currently offers 3 topics: In All about Birds, visitors learn what makes a bird a bird, explore the differences between birds, and discover new topics to research regarding how birds fly, feed their young, and defend themselves. In All about Birds, participants will have the opportunity to meet a live parrot, hawk, owl, or quail. A Journey through Africa takes children through this continent discovering the vast diversity it holds. Visitors will meet plants and animals from Africa, learn to count in Swahili, and explore folklores that originated in Africa. In A Journey through Africa, participants will have the opportunity to meet reptiles (tortoises or snakes), amphibians (frogs or toads), small mammals (hedgehogs), or bugs. Goin’ Bananas helps children explore the fascinating variety and life cycle of bananas. Students will be captivated by a lively banana story and learn the cultural importance of "nature's perfect fruit." In Goin' Bananas, participants will see live banana plants and will have the opportunity to meet "banana eating animals" (such as bats, bugs, hedgehogs, tortoises, or a parrot). For further information or to book a program,
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