Snow Mob overtakes tri-town libraries
Feb 7, 2015
One young patron launches a snowball in a brief (and friendly) fight that took place on the library’s lawn. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Families were treated to a snowy surprise on Saturday when tri-town libraries hosted a Snow Mob.
The event, part of the My Own Backyard grant, featured snowball fights, snow forts, some science and plenty of hot chocolate. The grant is designed to encourage kids and families to explore the local environment.
“I think the spontaneity of this really made it special,” said Library Director Susan Pizzolato. “We had a lot of familiar faces here and some new ones, too. It was a great day for families.”
One young patron launches a snowball in a brief (and friendly) fight that took place on the library’s lawn. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Library Director Susan Pizzolato gives a snow fort building tip to Logan Mahei. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Kira Sarkarati tunnels her way through a snow bank at the Mattapoisett Library on Saturday. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Reference Librarian Elizabeth Sherry creates a “sno-culpture” using ice and food coloring. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
A hardworking Andrew Porter transports building material for a snow fort. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
Kids at the Snow Mob give new meaning to term summit meeting as they sit atop a massive snow pile near the library’s entrance. BY MATTHEW BERNAT
