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torytime at the Chapel Hill Public Library is a chance for children and their grown-ups to listen to tales together and enjoy shared activities. The events are held multiple times a week and throughout the year – they are even offered outside when the weather cooperates. Check out the calendar for other offerings from Make it Monday (when children can paint and color to make a fun craft; all necessary supplies are provided) to Sunday STEAM activities.
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he Ackland Art Museum’s monthly Drawing for Tweens classes give 10- to 13-yearolds the opportunity to learn from gallery teacher Daniel Hammer, who demonstrates and teaches attendees the
Kelly Oleson and Kate Oleson, 6, take a reading break at the Chapel Hill Public Library.
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January/February 2024