“It’s so much better when we’re together, let’s go have a ball!” sings Brendan Parker from the duo known as Spaghetti Eddie! With Todd Parsons on drums, they play family friendly songs from the album “Spaghetti Eddie! and Other Children’s Song” and their new album “Spaghetti Eddie! and Other Children’s Songs Vol. 2”. The topics range from colors and outer space to days of the week and months of the year! The songs will have your little ones moving, singing have having fun.

They are quickly building a following in Oklahoma and plan on getting more fans with every performance, so catch them when you can and you can catch them right here at the Altus Public Library Thursday, June 20 at 2 p.m. Get here early for a great seat to hear this new and exciting duo at the library. For more information on the band’s performance visit the library on our web page: http://www.spls.lib.ok.us or our Face Book page: Southern Prairie Library System. You may also call the library at 477-2890 for more information on this program and the rest of what the library has to offer during “Dig Into Reading.”

The Spaghetti Eddie Band performance is made possible, in part, with a grant from the Oklahoma Arts Council. In addition, the Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of federal support for the nation’s 122,000 libraries and 17,500 museums. The institute’s mission is to create strong libraries and museums that connect people and information. Sonic, America’s Drive-In is also a proud sponsor of the 2012 Summer Reading Program.

“It’s so much better when we’re together, let’s go have a ball!” sings Brendan Parker from the duo known as Spaghetti Eddie! With Todd Parsons on drums, they play family friendly songs from the album “Spaghetti Eddie! and Other Children’s Song” and their new album “Spaghetti Eddie! and Other Children’s Songs Vol. 2”. The topics range from colors and outer space to days of the week and months of the year! The songs will have your little ones moving, singing have having fun.

They are quickly building a following in Oklahoma and plan on getting more fans with every performance, so catch them when you can and you can catch them right here at the Altus Public Library Thursday, June 20 at 2 p.m. Get here early for a great seat to hear this new and exciting duo at the library. For more information on the band’s performance visit the library on our web page: http://www.spls.lib.ok.us or our Face Book page: Southern Prairie Library System. You may also call the library at 477-2890 for more information on this program and the rest of what the library has to offer during “Dig Into Reading.”

The Spaghetti Eddie Band performance is made possible, in part, with a grant from the Oklahoma Arts Council. In addition, the Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of federal support for the nation’s 122,000 libraries and 17,500 museums. The institute’s mission is to create strong libraries and museums that connect people and information. Sonic, America’s Drive-In is also a proud sponsor of the 2012 Summer Reading Program.

“It’s so much better when we’re together, let’s go have a ball!” sings Brendan Parker from the duo known as Spaghetti Eddie! With Todd Parsons on drums, they play family friendly songs from the album “Spaghetti Eddie! and Other Children’s Song” and their new album “Spaghetti Eddie! and Other Children’s Songs Vol. 2”. The topics range from colors and outer space to days of the week and months of the year! The songs will have your little ones moving, singing have having fun.

They are quickly building a following in Oklahoma and plan on getting more fans with every performance, so catch them when you can and you can catch them right here at the Altus Public Library Thursday, June 20 at 2 p.m. Get here early for a great seat to hear this new and exciting duo at the library. For more information on the band’s performance visit the library on our web page: http://www.spls.lib.ok.us or our Face Book page: Southern Prairie Library System. You may also call the library at 477-2890 for more information on this program and the rest of what the library has to offer during “Dig Into Reading.”

The Spaghetti Eddie Band performance is made possible, in part, with a grant from the Oklahoma Arts Council. In addition, the Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of federal support for the nation’s 122,000 libraries and 17,500 museums. The institute’s mission is to create strong libraries and museums that connect people and information. Sonic, America’s Drive-In is also a proud sponsor of the 2012 Summer Reading Program.

“It’s so much better when we’re together, let’s go have a ball!” sings Brendan Parker from the duo known as Spaghetti Eddie! With Todd Parsons on drums, they play family friendly songs from the album “Spaghetti Eddie! and Other Children’s Song” and their new album “Spaghetti Eddie! and Other Children’s Songs Vol. 2”. The topics range from colors and outer space to days of the week and months of the year! The songs will have your little ones moving, singing have having fun.

They are quickly building a following in Oklahoma and plan on getting more fans with every performance, so catch them when you can and you can catch them right here at the Altus Public Library Thursday, June 20 at 2 p.m. Get here early for a great seat to hear this new and exciting duo at the library. For more information on the band’s performance visit the library on our web page: http://www.spls.lib.ok.us or our Face Book page: Southern Prairie Library System. You may also call the library at 477-2890 for more information on this program and the rest of what the library has to offer during “Dig Into Reading.”

The Spaghetti Eddie Band performance is made possible, in part, with a grant from the Oklahoma Arts Council. In addition, the Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of federal support for the nation’s 122,000 libraries and 17,500 museums. The institute’s mission is to create strong libraries and museums that connect people and information. Sonic, America’s Drive-In is also a proud sponsor of the 2012 Summer Reading Program.