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Storytime: Nantucket Cheese for Lafayette

Join us for a reading of our story of the month which relates to the Kid’s Art Workshop that follows each story time. This month’s story is Nantucket Cheese for Lafayette by Suzy Joy. Register Here FREE  Thanks to Access For All program provided by Art Bridges

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June 8, 2024 @ 11:00 am - 11:15 am

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Join us for a reading of our story of the month which relates to the Kid’s Art Workshop that follows each story time. This month’s story is Nantucket Cheese for Lafayette by Suzy Joy.
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FREE  Thanks to Access For All program provided by Art Bridges

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