Kids invited to explore their creativity at Burlingame library

September 30, 2015 Wayne White

Parents as Teachers and the Burlingame Community Library will present a creative art program and story time at 10:15 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7, at the library.

Everyone is invited to join in as the Burlingame Library kick-starts story time for this year. Local Parents as Teachers will present the creative art activity. Kids should come ready to get messy and make their very own masterpiece. Refreshments and a snack will be provided.

For more information, contact Tosha Bien, parent educator at 785-230-6398 or email Sara Worcester, library director, at [email protected].

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