GREENSBORO PUBLIC LIBRARY: LEGOs at Kathleen Clay Edwards Library

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GREENSBORO PUBLIC LIBRARY: LEGOs at Kathleen Clay Edwards Library
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Apr 14, 2022
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Greensboro Public Library issued the following announcement on Apr. 14.

LEGOs at Kathleen Clay Edwards Library – Design and build your own Lego creations this Wednesday, April 20 at 4 pm. Challenge your family and friends to see what you can make! Choose one to proudly display in the front case until the next Lego program. 

Attendance for this program is limited. Please email  Miss Barbara to register and she will let you know if there is space: barbara.moss@greensboro-nc.gov

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Source: Greensboro Public Library

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