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Unearth a Story This Summer at the Brook Library!The Brook Iroquois Washington Public Library's 2026 Summer Reading Program, Unearth a Story, begins June 1st, and we can't wait to spend the summer reading, learning, and having fun with our community!

Inspired by dinosaurs, fossils, and prehistoric discoveries, this year's program offers exciting opportunities for readers of all ages. From weekly children's and teen programs to our Adult Summer Reading Raffle, there is something for everyone.

Youth Programs
Registration is now open for:

• Little Wigglers (Ages 0-2) — Mondays at 10:30 AM
• ​Story Hour (Ages 3-5) — Mondays at 3:00 PM
• Heyday Tuesday (Grades K-2) — Tuesdays at 3:00 PM
• ​Wacky Wednesday (Grades 3-5) — Wednesdays at 3:00 PM
• Teen Scene (Grades 6-12) — Mondays at 1:00 PM
• ​Summer Reading Raffle (Ages 18+) — Virtually via Beanstack

Summer Fun for Everyone
Families can participate in person, through the Beanstack app, or by taking advantage of take-home activities and passive programs available throughout the summer.

We're also proud to once again partner with South Newton Schools to offer free weekday lunches during June for anyone 18 and under. No registration is required.

Adults can join the fun through our Summer Reading Raffle, earning prize entries by reading books, completing activity challenges, and attending library programs. Adults may participate through Beanstack or with a paper log available at the library.

Kickoff Cookout
Help us launch Summer Reading at our Summer Kickoff Cookout on Friday, May 29, from 5:00-7:00 PM at McKinley Park. Enjoy food, live music from the VanVleet Brothers, a Build-a-Buddy activity for children, and plenty of family fun.

Get Started
Youth registration is now open online, and adults can begin participating through Beanstack or by picking up a paper log packet at the library.
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Whether you're reading one book or twenty, we invite you to join us as we Unearth a Story this summer at the Brook Library!

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