Events

Featuring a cast & crew of 50 member kids.... Dorothy and friends, pursued by the Wicked Witch and her flying monkeys, travel to Oz in search of the wonderous Wizard!
Tickets are $5 in advance, $10 at the door.
Each cast member gets 3 free tickets.

Additional showtime:
Saturday April 13, 7 p.m.
All cast members get 3 free tickets

This is an Earth Month Service Learning Opportunity.
ENRICHri has formed a team for the Students reBuild 2019 Oceans Challenge. Partnered with the Nature Conservancy and Ocean Collective, the Bezos Family Foundation is funding youth conservation education in coastal communities around the world.

Our goal for this day is to raise awareness of the importance of ocean conservation and to create as many sea creatures as we can from recyclable materials. For each sea creature that we create, the Bezos Foundation will make a donation of $2 to programs training coastal youth in ocean conservation and coral restoration.

This session will start with a short discussion of the importance of our ocean and conservation efforts and then we’ll jump right into creating!

When the sea creatures are finished we’ll be photographing them for submission to the Ocean Challenge.
Families do not need to stay for the whole event

Come be a part of ENRICHri’s Vendor Fair for Kid vendors only! This time organized by kids!

Sign up by April 5.

-Set up starts at 9:30
-Fair begins at 10:00 and ends at 11:30
-$5 per vendor
-It will be held in the combined lunch room and multipurpose room (the divider will be taken down making room for lots of people)
-There are a limited number of tables, we encourage you to share a table with a friend or sibling
-Even if sharing space, vendors are still required to sign up
-All merchandise must be priced $10 and under
-If vendors are selling food, it needs to be packaged and cannot be eaten during the fair
-Food cannot have nuts, and ingredients list must be available
-Trading and bartering is encouraged
-Vendors and shoppers do not have to be a member of the PBGC

This event is being chaired by an all-kid committee: Grace Chipel, Magdalena Chipel, Willow Campbell, & Anais Chipel
Contact info: nchipel@gmail.com

This program is presented by Pokanoket tribe members.
Learn about the tribe of the Massasoit Osamequin who met the Pilgrims in Plymouth in 1621 and ensured their survival in the New World. Hear tribal stories that have been passed down for generations. See tribal regalia and learn about tribal drumming and dancing. And there will be crafts any child can do.

All members are invited to display!
Please submit hanging items matted or framed. Neither need to be expensive, simply using a larger piece of paper as a frame is fine.
Table items must be able to sit flat on table and not roll around.
ALL ART SHOULD BE MARKED on back or bottom with artist's full name and age. You will put uniform tags with first name and age only when you bring your items to the library.
Having full name on back helps us get artwork back to it's rightful owner at the end of the art show.

All members are allowed to bring up to 4 pieces of art.

Cost is free. And Art will be on display all through April.

Drop off will be coordinated closer to April 2. Please keep an eye out on facebook for more information.