June 14-20 What's going on for moms and kiddies this week.

Mon. 6/14

Tues. 6/15

•Book Discussion Group, Washington-Centerville Public Library,The Color of Water by James McBride, 1-2 PM, Adult, Free
•Four Course Wine Dinner, Carvers Steaks and Chops, 6:30 PM, 937-433-7099, Adult, $$
•Sheryl Crow, Fraze Pavilion, 8 PM, $$

Wed. 6/16

•Magic & Giggles, Washington-Centerville Public Library, 1:30-2:30 PM and 3-4 PM, P-5th Grade, Free
•Wessell "Warmdaddy" Anderson with Miami Jazz Camp, Stubbs Park Amphitheater, 7 PM, Free

Thurs. 6/17

•Centerville Famer's Market, 1-6 PM, one block behind City Barbeque on Maple St.
•Stilt Walking Balloon Artist, 6-8 PM, the Greene, Free

Fri. 6/18

•Free Yoga Session, Practice Yoga on Fifth, Oregon District, 6-7:30 PM, Adult, Free
•Blue Sky Project (artists + teens create contemporary art) - Artist Reception, Square One Salon, Downtown Centerville, 7 - 9 PM, Free
•"Nature Composed" Gallery Opening, Dale Boydston Artist, Visceral Gallery, 65 West Franklin St, Centerville, 5-9 PM, Free

Sat. 6/19

•Family Creek Fun (Search for salamander, crawdads, and fossils while discussing conservation. Wear old sneakers, no sandals please.) Sugarcreek Metro Park, 1-3 PM, Free, Register at 937-277-4178
•Father's Day Cookie Decorating, Dorothy Lane Market, Oakwood & Springboro 11 AM-1 PM, Washington Square 1-3 PM
•"Back of the Storm by April Gornick", Sound Bites: Short Talks about Art, Dayton Art Institute, 1:30 PM in the General Motors Entrance Rotunda, Adult, Free

Sun. 6/20

•Flower Gardening, Cox Arboretum (dress comfortably and bring gardening tools for hands on work), 2-5 PM, All ages, Free, Register at 937-434-9005
•Rhythm in Shoes, Traditional Music and Dance, Stubbs Park Amphitheater, 7 PM, Free
•Family Movie Night, the Greene Town Square at Dusk, Free

Playing this week at Neon Movies: BABIES..."Redefining the nonfiction art form, Babies joyfully captures on film the earliest stages of the journey of humanity that are at once unique and universal to us all. The film simultaneously follows four babies around the world, from birth to first steps."