R.E.A.D. Book Review Group

Thursday, January 6
10:00 am
PG library

Selections from Mark Twain. Presented by Etta McQuade.

Mark Twain was a highly intelligent and incredibly witty man. His keen observations of the world and the often satirical commentaries he made about our existence are humorous and delightful. Etta will share thoughts about his life and excerpts from his more than 30 published books.

BookEnders Book Club

Wednesday, January 26
7:00 pm
PG Library

Outliers: The Story of Success by Malcolm Gladwell

The best-selling author of Blink identifies the qualities of successful people, posing theories about the cultural, family, and idiosyncratic factors that shape high achievers, in a resource that covers such topics as the secrets of software billionaires, why certain cultures are associated with better academic performance, and why the Beatles earned their fame.

Great Reads for Girls : A Mother-Daughter Book Club

Wednesday, January 12
7:00 p.m.
PG library

Everything on a Waffle by Polly Horvath

Eleven-year-old Primrose, living in a small fishing village in British Columbia, recounts her experiences and all that she learns about human nature and the unprecitability of life in the months after her parents are lost at sea.

Hiatus

I'm taking a break for the next few weeks, There are a few posts scheduled so check back once a week.
I hope to return to full swing by the new year. Happy Holidays!!

ZOOLIGHTS!

Until December 31st
(Closed Christmas Day)

Sunday - Thursday... 5 to 8 pm (grounds close at 9)
Friday - Saturday....... 5 to 9 pm (grounds close at 10)


Where wildlife meets wild lights!  ZooLights! returns to Hogle Zoo this holiday season with more sparkling lights, over 250 animated light displays and more nightly fun than ever before! View glittering animated animals made out of lights, warm up under heaters and enjoy a hot chocolate and deep fried s'more along the way.  Take a ride on the Conservation Carousel (weather permitting) and then stop in to see Santa in EdZoocation Station!  Stop into the Wild Zootique to finish your holiday shopping and pick up some hologram glasses to see the lights as never before.

$6 Adults
$4 Children (3-12), Seniors
$0 2 & under
Members get a dollar off admission


Click here to get your tickets online.

Community Book Club - January

Wednesday, January 26th
7:30 p.m.

Host: Brigitte Thorne

Book: The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver

If you’re interested in attending these “BOM”meetings, contact Raven Haymond at ravenhaymond@gmail.com

Grove 3rd Ward Christmas Dinner

Saturday, December 18
5:00 p.m.

Relief Society Christmas Dinner

Tuesday December, 14
6:00 p.m.
Cultural Hall

Get together with the ladies to enjoy some beautiful Christmas Music and a delicious dinner.
A nursery will be provided.

Holdman Christmas Display

13th, 15th, 18th, 20th, 22nd, & 26th.
6:30pm to 9:30 pm
3183 Millcreek Road in Pleasant Grove, Utah

Richard Holdman has decorated his home with a Christmas light display set to music. Enjoy the show from the comfort of your car listening to the music on 99.9 FM. For a preview of what you'll experience, click here.

Stringtown - Polar Express

Christmas season

455 East 200 North

Lindon, UT 84042

Free, need a reservation

The Polar Express is a train ride for the whole family that leaves the Stringtown Station and travels to the North Pole where Santa Claus lives. Each guest on the Polar Express will get to visit Santa Claus, tell him what they want for Christmas, and get their picture taken. Santa also sings Christmas songs with the kids, tells a Christmas story, and teaches about the true meaning of Christmas.

Most importantly, during the journey on the Polar Express, guests will hear music see pictures about Christ's birth, His life, and the true meaning of Christmas.

The Polar Express can carry passangers of any age and size. That means kids, parents, grandparents, etc will all ride the Polar Express together to the North Pole.

Reservations will be given to the public in a random lottery fashion. Because there will be many more requests than we can accommodate, we feel this is the fairest way to allocate what reservations we have available. If you would like a reservation, please complete the form below. You will receive a notification during the first week of December regarding your request.

UPDATE: Polar Express 2010 is mostly full. We only have space for small groups of 2 and 3 riders (not including lap riders).

Thanks Liza for letting me know about this!

Voice Male In Concert

December 14 & 15, 2010
7:30 pm (Doors open at 7 pm)
Thanksgiving Point Show Barn

Voice Male is made up of six very different individuals who came together and have been performing a cappella for over 15 years. They have released 10 cd’s, including the ever popular Jingles and Jingles 2 and their brand new release, Christmas Live. This year’s tour is sure to please with many of the old familiar Christmas tunes you grew up with, as well as a few extra treats!

$14/advance

$17/day-of

$12/groups of 6 or larger (please call 801.768.4900 to purchase)

Keeper Camp

Tuesday, December 28

7:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Hogle Zoo
$100 per child (10 % discount for members)

Do you dream about animals? Do you think measuring, scrubbing, sweeping and interacting with wild animals are good ways to spend your day? Have you always wanted to be a zookeeper? Well, here is your chance to see if you have what it takes. Come to the Zoo for a hands-on, behind the scenes, fun-filled day. Participants will spend their day with a staff member preparing animal diets, cleaning exhibits and creating enrichment for some of our animals. We will provide lunch, a T-shirt and a Keeper-tastic time!

Restrictions: 

Participants must submit a current(within three months of camp date) and certified negative TB test two weeks prior to camp. Please download and complete this form.

Participants must wear weather appropriate clothing and shoes that can get dirty and wet. Shoes must have closed toes and heels must be covered.

Due to the nature of the program each camp is limited to 4 participants (Min 2 people). 

Odyssey Charter School Open Enrollment

Dec 1, 2010 - September 29, 2011
Odyssey Charter School

738 East Quality Drive (700 South)

American Fork, Utah 84003

Open Enrollment for the 2011-2012 school year begins TODAY

To apply for enrollment, prospective families must read and complete an Intent to Register (ITR) form. The ITR contains an overview of Odyssey Charter School, some general policies, and a registration form.

A lottery will be held to fill Kindergarten and any other openings. 

School tours of Odyssey, an official Core Knowledge Visitation School, are available every Tuesday and Thursday, from 12-2 pm.  (No appointment necessary.)  If you need a different time, please contact the office at (801) 492-8105. 

Charter Schools

If you are interested in a different public school experience, check out these charter schools in the area

Odyssey Charter School (K-6): 738 East Quality Drive (700 South)American Fork
John Hancock (K-8): 125 N. 100 E., Pleasant Grove
Lincoln Academy (K-8): 1582 West 3300 North Pleasant Grove
Timpanogos Academy (K-8): 70 South 100 East, Lindon
Quail Run Primary School (K-8): 588 W 3300 North Pleasant Grove (interesting sidenote here)
Karl G Maeser Preparatory Academy (7-12): 25 N. Main Street Lindon

Open enrollment for most of these school begins today with varying end dates.

Variety Show Fundraiser

Thursday, December 2
7-8:30 p.m.
Varsity Theater- Wilkinson Center, BYU
$2.00  at the door

The first annual Variety Show fundraiser for the Safety Net Mentor Program, which recruits and trains adult mentors to be matched with at-risk youths in the Utah valley.

At the Safety Net Mentor Program -
We Believe: Each child in this community deserves a responsible and concerned adult who will provide guidance and support, help set and accomplish goals, and act as a positive role model.

Our Mission: To recruit and train stable, adult mentors to be matched with at-risk youths in helping and supportive relationships.

Our Vision: Through positive relationships, these youths will overcome the difficulties they face to become successful and productive adults.

Music Production Fundraiser

Lisa Frost has written an album. WOO HOO! Inspirational, faith-based, neo-soul-jazz-gospel fusion with the objective to spread positivity and the good news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ through music. Her music is unique, uplifting, empowering. It was not written to speak to only those of her faith,... but to those of all faiths and those seeking faith.

She needs to raise money to make this happen. The first fundraiser has officially begun! Her friend and Scentsy consultant, Cindy Steggell, has graciously offered to donate to the cause. Now thru Friday, December 10, all commission made from this Scentsy fundraiser will go toward production/recording of Lisa's music!

Place an order under "Lisa Frost Party" on Cindy's website: csteggell.scentsy.us. Scentsy has some beautiful holiday warmers and delicious holiday scented candle bars that would make wonderful Christmas gifts, as well as all of their fabulous year-round products.

Lisa says Thank You, in advance, for your support.

David Lanz

December 4, 2010

World-famous solo pianist David Lanz—pioneer, legend, icon and ambassador of the New Age music movement—will present his Christmas concert, featuring seasonal favorites as well as his best-loved pieces like the melodic and haunting “Christofori’s Dream.” His concert sold out so quickly last year we decided to bring him back again!

Super Saturday Activity

Saturday, December 4th
9:00 - 2:30
LDS chapel on 700 S.

This day is jam packed with Crafts and Classes.

In the Cultural Hall from 9:00-12:00 
Temple Picture Craft

In the Relief Society from 9:00 - 2:00
Countdown Blocks, File Folders, Wooden Stars

In the Primary Room from 12:00 - 1:30
12:00 Food Preparedness by Michelle Denna
12:30 Organization by Brigitte Thorne
1:00   Cooking by Renae Salazar

R.E.A.D. Book Review Group

Thursday, December 2
10:00 am
PG library

84 Charing Cross Road by Helen Hanff. Presented by Tammra Salisbury.

Something new and different for this month! The group will be enjoying the gift of a fun morning together which will include a delightful movie without the stress of preparation for anyone.

First, books that have been made into movies will be discussed and then the group will watch the movie 84 Charing Cross Road in the little theater at the library.

This movie is a unique comedy/drama that is based on a true story. It stars Anthony Hopkins and Anne Bancroft. It tells of the author's correspondence with an English bookseller and the friendship they enjoy through letters for 20 years. Book lovers will enjoy the this as well as those good friends who understand the depth, trust and love that can come from an unexpected relationship.

Feel free to bring a friend. There will also be great treats for the movie. If you'd like, you may bring some of your favorite Christmas candy to share.

A Christmas Carol

Dec. 1 - Dec. 23

No Christmas Season is complete without the din of family dinners, glorious games, magical mistletoe, caroling carolers, firkins of wassail, and Dickens' timeless characters that embody Christmas cheer: Bob Cratchit, Mr. Scrooge, three Christmas ghosts, and of course, Tiny Tim.

Whether you have seen it once, fifty times, or more, Hale Center Theater Orem invites you to be their guests for an evening as you escape all the noise, commercialism, and greed that have invaded this time of year so you can remember what the season is all about.

Buy tickets here.

ZooLight Hours

November 29 - December 31
Closed:	12/24 and 12/25
Sunday – Thursday:	5 p.m. – 8 p.m. Grounds close at 9 p.m.
Friday – Saturday:	5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Grounds close at 10 p.m.

ZooLights Admission Prices
Adults:	$6.00
Seniors (65 and older):	$4.00
Children (3 to 12):	$4.00
Member Adults:	$5.00
Member Seniors (65 and older):	$3.00
Member Children (3 to 12):	$3.00
Children 2 and younger:	Free

File Folder and Wooden Stars Craft

You can still sign up for these crafts for the Super Saturday Activity on December 4th.  

 $2  for the file folder activities

These little folders that have different matching games and what not in them for younger kids.  
They are great for quiet activities during church or wherever.

$11 for the wooden stars

Money is due Sunday, November 28

Please turn it in to Jill Davis in Gateway Condo #71

Holiday Lights

November 27 - Dec 28, 2009
(closed Sundays and Christmas day)
6:00 -10:00 pm

December 24
6:00 - 8:00 pm
Electric Park

Holiday Lights, a candy land of color, lights, and cheer this Christmas season. With more than a mile of winding path through one million twinkling lights, giant animated holiday displays and illuminated trees, Holiday Lights is better than ever, blending the favorites of the past and the excitement of new displays. The Christmas Story, as illustrated by Simon Dewey, completes the experience with a beautiful and meaningful nativity.

$8/car (1/2 price for Thanksgiving Point Members)

$2/trolley (per person, 30 person maximum) - $50/reserved trolley

$3/wagon (per person, 35 person maximum) - $90/reserved wagon

$30/carriage

$25/bus

*To reserve an entire trolley, wagon, or carriage ride please call 801.768.2300.

Breakfast With Santa - Thanksgiving Point

9 - 11 am - doors open at 8:30 am
Thanksgiving Point Show Barn

Enjoy the Holiday tradition of eating breakfast with Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus, the Gingerbread Man, and Buddy the Elf. There will be crafts, games, cookie decorating and yummy breakfast for all to enjoy.

All children will have the opportunity to visit with Santa. Parents are welcome to take pictures of their kids with Santa or Shutterbugs Photography by Tami will be available as well packages start at $8. and will be printed on-site. Shutterbugs takes cash, Visa or MasterCard.

Advance:

$15/child

$20/adult

Day-of:

$17/child

$24/adult

* Children of all ages need a ticket

* As a special limited time promotion, receive a free pass to Holiday Lights when you purchase tickets for the November 27 Breakfast with Santa! (One pass per transaction)

* High chairs and booster seats need to be purchased and reserved in advance with the Box Office Manager. To do so please call 801.768.4900

Menu

* Cinnamon Swirl French Toast
* Scrambled Eggs
* Sausage Links
* Smoked Bacon
* Roasted Red Breakfast Potatoes
* Orange Juice, Milk and Hot Chocolate

Activities/Games
· Penguin Oreos
· Marshmallow Snowman
· Reindeer Tootsie Pops
· Plinko
· Grinch Ring Toss
· Christmas Countdown
· Paper Chain
· Write a Letter to Santa
· Face Painting

Keeper Camp

Saturday, December 11

7:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Hogle Zoo
$100 per child (10 % discount for members)

Do you dream about animals? Do you think measuring, scrubbing, sweeping and interacting with wild animals are good ways to spend your day? Have you always wanted to be a zookeeper? Well, here is your chance to see if you have what it takes. Come to the Zoo for a hands-on, behind the scenes, fun-filled day. Participants will spend their day with a staff member preparing animal diets, cleaning exhibits and creating enrichment for some of our animals. We will provide lunch, a T-shirt and a Keeper-tastic time!

Restrictions: 

Participants must submit a current(within three months of camp date) and certified negative TB test two weeks prior to camp. Please download and complete this form.

Participants must wear weather appropriate clothing and shoes that can get dirty and wet. Shoes must have closed toes and heels must be covered.

Due to the nature of the program each camp is limited to 4 participants (Min 2 people). 

Candlelight Christmas

NOVEMBER 26 - 30 & DECEMBER 1 - 30
(excluding Sunday's and December 24 & 25)
This is the Place Heritage Park
Free

It’s hard to describe the magic of Candlelight Christmas.  The Village is decorated like a Currier & Ives card, and you’ll feel like you’ve taken a step back in time when you join us for this enchanting event.

You’ll enjoy a visit with Father Christmas and see real live reindeer (taking a break from their duties at the North Pole)! In the quiet of the Village the live Nativity scene is sure to touch the hearts of young and old alike. The Heritage Village Carolers return each year for an encore presentation, providing an inspiring backdrop to the glitter of lights, the glow of warm fires and the smells of Christmas.

Take home a little bit of Christmas by joining in the fun of making crafts and homemade decorations in one of the decorated historic homes or pioneer cabins. And you can save all your holiday shopping for your visit to the Park. The Gift Shop at the Visitors Center and the ZCMI Mercantile have Salt Lake’s best selection of unique, all-occasion gifts for everyone on your list!

Observe a Christmas like the pioneers did - quieter, simpler, fun for all.

Count Down Block Craft

You can still sign up for this craft for the Super Saturday Activity on December 4th.  

 $11 for the Count Down Blocks

Blocks will be provided. Bring your own stationary to decorate in any theme you like.

Money is due this Saturday on NOVEMBER 20th to

Jill Davis in Gateway Condo #71

Community Book Club - December

Wednesday, December 15th
7:30 p.m.

Host: Cassie Wernli

Book: Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

If you’re interested in attending these “BOM”meetings, contact Raven Haymond at ravenhaymond@gmail.com

I know He lives Musical Fireside

Sunday, November 21st
7:00 p.m.
LDS Chapel on 700 S

Come enjoy an uplifting evening of beautiful music and messages of faith and hope in our Savior, Jesus Christ.

A nursery will be provided for children under the age of 5.

Santa's Elves arrive @ Gardner Village

Nov 18, 2010 through Thru Dec 31, 2010
Gardner Village

The North Pole elves are back for the holidays to fill your heart with delight. The collection of pointy-eared displays will charm you as they help Santa prepare for the season. Bring the camera and kids and capture the magic of Christmas in photos and memories.

4th Annual Chili Cook Off

Saturday, November 21st
5:00 p.m.

Contestants will wow us with their chili of these varieties:  traditional, chicken, spicy and vegetarian.
Hamburgers and hot dogs will also be available.

Join us for a rootin' tootin' good time!

Deseret Chamber Singers Fall Concert - "Sing Joyfully!"

Friday, November 19

8:00 PM

Provo Community Congregational United Church of Christ

175 N University Ave, Provo

The Deseret Chamber Singers are pleased to announce their Fall Concert,"Sing Joyfully!" Come and enjoy exquisite choral music, including works by Thomas Tomkins, Edwin Fissinger, and René Clausen, under the musical direction of Dr. Timothy Workman. We look forward to seeing you! 

Admission: $10 suggested donation

Saturday, November 20:
8:00 PM
First Baptist Church of Salt Lake City
777 South 1300 East, Salt Lake City

*SAVE THE DATE: Handel's "Messiah," Dec 17-18

Temple Picture Craft

You can still sign up for this craft for the Super Saturday Activity on December 4th.  

To get an accurate count for the company teaching this craft,
 $50 is due this Wednesday on NOVEMBER 17th to

Miriam Andrus in Gateway Condo #94.

Community Book Club - November

Wednesday, November 17th
7:30 p.m.

Host: Jody Kyburz

Book: Baking Cakes in Kigali by Gaile Parkin

If you’re interested in attending these “BOM”meetings, contact Raven Haymond at ravenhaymond@gmail.com

Moonlight Madness

Nov 20, 2010

6:00 pm to Midgnight
Gardner Village

It's a late night delight at Gardner Village! Receive incredible discounts, coupons and prizes at all of our retail shops. Grab some friends and have a ball at our bargain bash!

Eat Like a Pilgrim

November 19, 20 & 22
6 pm (doors open a 5:30 pm)
Thanksgiving Point - Show Barn

$25/adult ($30 day-of)
$15/child (ages 3-12) ($20 day-of)
*No charge for children age 2 and under on laps
**10% discount for Thanksgiving Point Members

The Show Barn will be transformed to immerse you in the culture of the very first Thanksgiving, complete with the sights, sounds, and foods of the 17th century. Upon arrival, you’ll receive biographical information about one of the pilgrims who attended the first Thanksgiving. You’ll spend an evening seeing life through this person’s eyes as you take a step back into early America. Young ones will delight in traditional games and activities and barnyard visitors.

Harry Potter & The Deathly Hollows Party

November 18, 2010
8 pm - midnight
Thanksgiving Point
Museum of Ancient Life - Amber Room

$15/Per Person

Celebrate the Deathly Hallows Part I Premier by stepping in to the wizarding world at the Museum of Ancient Life. Partake in a scavenger hunt for the hidden horcruxes, dress the part and enter the costume contest or try your hand at Harry Potter Trivia. Wizard Woodruff will be on hand with his owls to delight the crowd. Shop in Diaganon Alley for Potter inspired paraphernalia. The Amber Room will be transformed with witchcraft and wizardry you will enjoy your chance to win door prizes, hands on activities and Potter inspired snacks. Party goers will be sorted in to their house and get to make their own wand.

*if you have purchased tickets to a midnight showing of Harry Potter 7 at the Thanksgiving Point Megaplex or Mammoth Screen you are eligible to purchase a $12 party ticket. Please bring your movie ticket/receipt to the Thanksgiving Point Box Office to receive your discount.

Man Expo

11/12/2010 - 11/13/2010
South Towne Expo Center
Sandy UT

Only $15 at the door. Men, women, and children are all welcome! 

Bring in some cans of food to donate to the Utah Food Bank. Get $1 off per can. ($2/person max)

ALL THINGS MAN! Over 200 exhibitors, occupying over 90,000 square feet, displaying the latest and greatest products and services. There will literally be something for every man!


Free Give-a-ways
Over $400,000 in free prizes and give-a-ways
Just by wearing a Man Expo t-shirt at the event, someone will walk out with $1,000 CASH!
Special prizes for our Facebook fans. If you’re not a fan, you should be.
Most exhibitors will also be giving away their own gifts and prizes.

Featured Attractions include:

Arm Wrestling Competition Aeroball Bench Press Competition Destruction Zone Gaming Tournament Gladiator Pit Hairy Back Contest Lecture Series

Mechanical Bull MMA Fights Paintball Shooting Range Rock Climbing Wall Texas Hold‘em Tournament Ugly Tattoo Contest 3v3 Basketball Tournament

Kids Pie Class

Tuesday, November 23
4:00 - 5:30 pm
Rec Center
for Ages 5 & up

Register by Nov. 15
$15 Resident
$20 Non resident

Let the kids help with the holiday cooking. Each child will make two pies: one fruit and one cream pie. Bring 2 cans of fruit pie filling & 1 pie can.

Computer Class - Tips and Tricks for Using the Library's Catalog

Friday, November 12
7:00 p.m.
PG Library
Free

Learn how to check your library account, search for an item, put a book on hold, see where you are on a request list, and other helpful tips for getting the most from the library's catalog.

Class is free, but limited to 10 people.

Call the library at 801-785-3950
Come in to the library to sign up.
Questions? Ask for Cindy or Andrea.

To Scrap or Not Overnighter

Slumber Party Madness
November 12 &13
Friday 4:00 pm  - Saturday 9:00 pm
PG rec Center

A night and day to work on your scrapbook as well as other projects. Bring your sleeping gear, blow mattress, pj's and supplies. Prizes awarded for the best dressed group and individual. Sign up 5 friends and get in free.

$20 both days (includes dinner & brunch)
$12 Friday 4:00 - Sat 9:00 am (includes dinner)
$12 Saturday 9:00 am - 9:00 pm (includes brunch)

Talkin' Turkey

Tuesday, November 9                 

9:30 AM – 12:00 PM

$20.00 per child (10% discount for members)

Practice your turkey calls for this fall class. We’ll soar through the wonderful world of birds as we focus our attention favorite feathered friend of the season and his winged cousins!

Each program features theme animals with guided tours, art activities, songs, snacks and special experiences. Adults attend with children ages 3-5.

• No older or younger siblings allowed.
• Children registered for the Pre-K sessions must be age 3 by the date the class session begins.
• We reserve the right to cancel the registrations of children registered in sessions that do not match their age/grade.

CES Fireside for Young Adults

Sunday, November 7
 6:00 p.m
Stake Center

A CES fireside for young adults ages 18 through 30,both married and single, will be broadcast from BYU. The speaker will be Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Go here for more information.

Diwali - Festival of Lights

Saturday, November 16
6:00 PM
Krishna Temple
8628 S. Main Spanish Fork, UT

Classical & Folk dancing
Food
Live music
Drama

Learn more here

Lakeside Limited Scenic Train Ride

Lakeside Limited

Our Spectacular, Winter Scenic Excursion

November 6, 13, 20, 26 & 27, 2010

11:00 - 1:00 pm 

Heber Depot

A spectacular scenic excursion! Climb aboard for a relaxing ride along the shores of Deer Creek Reservoir and the base of majestic Mt. Timpanogos, for an "over the river and through the woods" view of Heber Valley's breathtaking winter scenery. You may enjoy a variety of native wildlife, such as deer, bald eagles, elk, foxes and more.

Fares:

  $28 Adult

  $23 Senior (60+)

  $18 Child (3-12)

 December 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18,
               20-22 & 27-31, 2010

Chess Club

November 4, 11, 18, Dec. 2, 9, 16
$36/child a session
PG rec center

This class will be an opportunity for kids to develop critical thinking while mastering the fundamentals of chess.

More sessions in January & March

R.E.A.D. Book Review Group

Thursday, November 4

10:00 am

PG library

Jane's Favorites - Jane will be sharing a book she loves with the group this month.

Great Reads for Girls: A Mother-Daughter Book Club

Wednesday, November 10
7:00 p.m.
PG library

Al Capone Does My Shirts by Gennifer Choldenko
A twelve-year-old boy named Moose moves to Alcatraz Island in 1935 when guards' families were housed there, and has to contend with his extraordinary new environment in addition to life with his autistic sister.

Hogle Zoo Winter Hours

November 1 - February 28
Gate:	9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Grounds:	9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.