Open to all school age kids and teens.
Starts on Aug 31st (Thur) 5:30 pm. Please arrive by 5:15pm You may not be able to participate if you show up late.
Registration required. Limit to 36 participants.
For any inquiries, please email Sally Leung , Youth Services Librarian.
Chess tables will be set up for those who just want to play chess with other kids.
For any inquiries, please email Sally Leung , Youth Services Librarian.
Come join us to make a Paper Apple Craft!!
Youth Programming Room
Age 5+
Registration is required, click here to register!
Come join us to make a Paper Apple Craft!!
Youth Programming Room
Age 5+
Registration is required, click here to register!
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