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After school Programs for 8+. Are you interested in having your child in Creative Club (Art, Gardening, and all things creative) After School Program? It's free and open to kids ages 8 and up. Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. at Roslyn Library, 201 S. First Street. Your child needs to register with the librarian if they have not already registered. Kids who registered at the beginning of this calendar year do not have to re-register but must make sure that…
Find out more »After school Programs for 8+. Are you interested in having your child in Creative Club (Art, Gardening, and all things creative) After School Program? It's free and open to kids ages 8 and up. Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. at Roslyn Library, 201 S. First Street. Your child needs to register with the librarian if they have not already registered. Kids who registered at the beginning of this calendar year do not have to re-register but must make sure that…
Find out more »After school Programs for 8+. Are you interested in having your child in Creative Club (Art, Gardening, and all things creative) After School Program? It's free and open to kids ages 8 and up. Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. at Roslyn Library, 201 S. First Street. Your child needs to register with the librarian if they have not already registered. Kids who registered at the beginning of this calendar year do not have to re-register but must make sure that…
Find out more »After school Programs for 8+. Are you interested in having your child in Creative Club (Art, Gardening, and all things creative) After School Program? It's free and open to kids ages 8 and up. Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. at Roslyn Library, 201 S. First Street. Your child needs to register with the librarian if they have not already registered. Kids who registered at the beginning of this calendar year do not have to re-register but must make sure that…
Find out more »After school Programs for 8+. Are you interested in having your child in Creative Club (Art, Gardening, and all things creative) After School Program? It's free and open to kids ages 8 and up. Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. at Roslyn Library, 201 S. First Street. Your child needs to register with the librarian if they have not already registered. Kids who registered at the beginning of this calendar year do not have to re-register but must make sure that…
Find out more »After school Programs for 8+. Are you interested in having your child in Creative Club (Art, Gardening, and all things creative) After School Program? It's free and open to kids ages 8 and up. Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. at Roslyn Library, 201 S. First Street. Your child needs to register with the librarian if they have not already registered. Kids who registered at the beginning of this calendar year do not have to re-register but must make sure that…
Find out more »After school Programs for 8+. Are you interested in having your child in Creative Club (Art, Gardening, and all things creative) After School Program? It's free and open to kids ages 8 and up. Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. at Roslyn Library, 201 S. First Street. Your child needs to register with the librarian if they have not already registered. Kids who registered at the beginning of this calendar year do not have to re-register but must make sure that…
Find out more »After school Programs for 8+. Are you interested in having your child in Creative Club (Art, Gardening, and all things creative) After School Program? It's free and open to kids ages 8 and up. Every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. at Roslyn Library, 201 S. First Street. Your child needs to register with the librarian if they have not already registered. Kids who registered at the beginning of this calendar year do not have to re-register but must make sure that…
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