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Oceans of Possibility Watercolor Painting With Tony Valderrama Tuesday, August 9, 5-6pm Grades 3-6 Celebrate life of the great blue waters while creating your own under water scenes. Learn basic […]
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Sensory Play! With Miss Dana Tuesday, August 9, 10-10:45am Ages 1 ½-4 with an adult Did you miss the Storytime Sensory activities? Here is your chance to play with a […]
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Outdoor Games Monday, August 8, 5-6pm Grades 2-6 Bring your friends and enjoy a game of volleyball, corn hole, Giant Jenga, and more! Let’s have some fun in the sun! […]
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Storytime—Sensory Ocean Aquariums With Miss Dana Friday, August 5, 10-10:45am Ages 3-5 Get ready for a fun morning filled with sensory, tactile fun! We will read some stories about ocean […]
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Fizzy Lemonade and Cookies Thursday, August 4, 3-3:45 pm Grades 2-6 $5.00 materials fee Make tasty and refreshing sparkling lemonade with fresh lemons! Then enjoy them with delicious cookies! (limit […]
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“Pirates: Lost at Sea” With Talewise Thursday, August 4, 1-2pm All Ages Ahoy there, Matey! Set sail with us on a thrilling, action-packed adventure about a crew of quirky pirates […]
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Footprints In the Sand With Miss Dana Wednesday, August 3, 10-11am Grades 2 and up Let’s have a relaxing beach painting morning. Miss Dana will provide you with a canvas […]
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Beach Mosaics With Jennifer McGreevy Tuesday, August 2, 4:30-5:30pm Grades K-3 Create a beachy mosaic tile with shells, beach glass, and sand to put in the garden or decorate your […]
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Rice Krispie Flip Flops Tuesday, August 2, 2-2:45 pm Grades 2-6 $5.00 Materials fee Let’s get creative with food! Make a summer flip flop shape with rice krispies, fruit roll […]
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Sailor Spy Glass Craft With Maureen Radigan Monday, August 1, 4:30-5:30pm Grades K-3 A sailor went to sea, sea, sea, To see what he could see, see, see. But all […]
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