SLIDESHOW: Kent County Public Library Winter Carnival

Dec 31st, 2015 · by Delaware State News · Comments:

The annual balloon drop marked an end to the Winter Carnival provided by the Kent County Public Library Thursday. Children took care of cleaning up all the balloons from the floor.(Special To The Delaware State News/Gary Emeigh)

The annual balloon drop marked an end to the Winter Carnival provided by the Kent County Public Library Thursday. Children took care of cleaning up all the balloons from the floor.(Special To The Delaware State News/Gary Emeigh)

Three-year-old Kaylee Cheek shows off her artwork she made at the Kent County Public Library Winter Carnival Thursday. (Special To The Delaware State News/Gary Emeigh)

Children attending the winter carnival Thursday at the Kent County Public Library had a chance to participate in a variety of arts and crafts between music and magic performances.(Special To The Delaware State News/Gary Emeigh)

Wild Willy Woo Woo, also known as Michael Cox of Annapolis, Maryland, entertains kids and adults Thursday at the Kent County Public Library Winter Carnival. Mr. Cox kept the children's attention with a variety of magic tricks, animal puppets, and a man-made snowstorm to end the show. (Special To The Delaware State News/Gary Emeigh)

Kaidyn Bordley, 5, of Magnolia, gets a hug from Cecil, courtesy of the Lions Club, Thursday at the Kent County Public Library Winter Carnival. (Special To The Delaware State News/Gary Emeigh)

Children attending Thursday's Winter Carnival at the Kent County Public Library had a chance to catch snowflakes from magician Wild Willy Woo Woo. (Special To The Delaware State News/Gary Emeigh)

Five-year-old Makenna Kessler, of Dover, found herself in the middle of a snowstorm courtesy of magician Wild Willy Woo Woo at the Kent County Public Library Winter Carnival Thursday. (Special To The Delaware State News/Gary Emeigh)

Children of all ages enjoyed Thursday’s Kent County Public Library’s Winter Carnival with crafts, magic and a balloon drop at noon. (Special to the Delaware State News photos by Gary Emeigh)

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