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Fair Mad Science of Long Island visits West Hempstead library
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Xenon Zach, of Mad Science of Long Island, entertained children of all ages at the West Hempstead Public Library on July 19.
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With the help of some volunteers, Zach played, “Mary Had a Little Lamb,” with foam noodles, bottom right.
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Children watched the show in awe and amazement.
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Julianna Poirot, 8, covered The Eagles’ “Hotel California.”
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Sarah Pilarski, 6, sang an auto-tuned version of “Let It Go.”
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Dozens of children filled the Community Room at the West Hempstead Public Library to take part in Mad Science of Long Island’s Sound of Science show on July 19. Children of all ages learned about science through a fun, interactive evening of music.
Xenon Zach, of Mad Science of Long Island, hosted the show and kept the crowd of children entertained. In addition, children had the opportunity to be a part of the show as they sang a variety of songs.
–Nakeem Grant
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