Shafter Library gives books to children at Depot Museum
Last updated 12/18/2021 at 7:20am | View PDF

Jamie Stewart | The Shafter Press
The Shafter Rotary Club decorated their tree displaying Wings of Hope.
The Shafter Depot Museum is celebrating its annual Christmas Tree competition, running through Jan. 8 with a number of events for the community.
This past Saturday, in addition to displaying an array of trees, the museum, in partnership with the Shafter Library, were handing out free books to children. The Shafter Library is spreading the message of literacy to the city, encouraging everyone to pick up a book and read.

Jamie Stewart | The Shafter Press
Merry and Bright at the Zoo was the theme for the City of Shafter's entry.
The theme of this year's tree competition is Merry and Bright. A number of groups, clubs and people submitted trees for the event. Among them is a tree created by the Crane family, in remembrance of Maddie Crane, who passed away this past year.
There is also a tree by the Shafter Press, who celebrated the Merry and Bright theme in black and white. The Shafter Woman's Club depicted a snowball fight, and the Shafter Rotary Club decorated a tree entitled Wings of Hope, full of bright and shiny adornments and trim.
The museum will be open on Dec. 18 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will feature a couple of events. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Santa will be visiting and the kids can get a picture with him. At 10:30 a.m., the Shafter Brass Band will be performing a variety of Christmas favorites.
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