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We have a limited number of FREE TICKETS to the Autism-Friendly September 20 performance of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime courtesy of The Liberty Theater and Pathways to Positive Parenting! 🎟️ Visit the circulation desk at Coos Bay Library to pick up tickets to the 2:00pm performance at the Liberty Theater. PLOT: Did 15-year old Christopher Boone kill a dog with a garden fork? He has a phenomenal mind, but is likely autistic and is ill-equipped for ordinary life. When he decides to investigate who really killed the dog, he discovers family secrets that turn his world upside-down. CONTENT ADVISORY: Language; simulated violence against people and animals; simulated alcohol use; yelling and loud noises Tickets available while supplies last. We are unable to hold tickets for you, so please visit the library if you'd like some. Also consider joining in on our monthly Autistic & ADHD Alliance meeting on Monday, September 21 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm at Coos Bay Library. Everyone is welcome!Photos from Coos Bay Library's post
We have a limited number of FREE TICKETS to the Autism-Friendly September 20 performance of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime courtesy of The Liberty Theater and Pathways to Positive Parenting! 🎟️ Visit the circulation desk at Coos Bay Library to pick up tickets to the 2:00pm performance at the Liberty Theater. PLOT: Did 15-year old Christopher Boone kill a dog with a garden fork? He has a phenomenal mind, but is likely autistic and is ill-equipped for ordinary life. When he decides to investigate who really killed the dog, he discovers family secrets that turn his world upside-down. CONTENT ADVISORY: Language; simulated violence against people and animals; simulated alcohol use; yelling and loud noises Tickets available while supplies last. We are unable to hold tickets for you, so please visit the library if you'd like some. Also consider joining in on our monthly Autistic & ADHD Alliance meeting on Monday, September 21 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm at Coos Bay Library. Everyone is welcome!Photos from Coos Bay Library's post
We have a limited number of FREE TICKETS to the Autism-Friendly September 20 performance of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime courtesy of The Liberty Theater and Pathways to Positive Parenting! 🎟️ Visit the circulation desk at Coos Bay Library to pick up tickets to the 2:00pm performance at the Liberty Theater. PLOT: Did 15-year old Christopher Boone kill a dog with a garden fork? He has a phenomenal mind, but is likely autistic and is ill-equipped for ordinary life. When he decides to investigate who really killed the dog, he discovers family secrets that turn his world upside-down. CONTENT ADVISORY: Language; simulated violence against people and animals; simulated alcohol use; yelling and loud noises Tickets available while supplies last. We are unable to hold tickets for you, so please visit the library if you'd like some. Also consider joining in on our monthly Autistic & ADHD Alliance meeting on Monday, September 21 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm at Coos Bay Library. Everyone is welcome!Photos from Coos Bay Library's post

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We have a limited number of FREE TICKETS to the Autism-Friendly September 20 performance of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime courtesy of The Liberty Theater and Pathways to Positive Parenting! 🎟️

Visit the circulation desk at Coos Bay Library to pick up tickets to the 2:00pm performance at the Liberty Theater.

PLOT:
Did 15-year old Christopher Boone kill a dog with a garden fork? He has a phenomenal mind, but is likely autistic and is ill-equipped for ordinary life. When he decides to investigate who really killed the dog, he discovers family secrets that turn his world upside-down.

CONTENT ADVISORY:
Language; simulated violence against people and animals; simulated alcohol use; yelling and loud noises

Tickets available while supplies last. We are unable to hold tickets for you, so please visit the library if you'd like some.

Also consider joining in on our monthly Autistic & ADHD Alliance meeting on Monday, September 21 from 5:30pm – 7:30pm at Coos Bay Library. Everyone is welcome!

Photos from Coos Bay Library's post
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