Star Wars Day
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Working with a fan club, a San Antonio library gave 150 kids and adults a Star Wars-packed afternoon, complete with crafts, movies and Darth Vader pics.
Working with a fan club, a San Antonio library gave 150 kids and adults a Star Wars-packed afternoon, complete with crafts, movies and Darth Vader pics.
One popular children's program we do each summer is the library circus. This program is for children ages preschool through 5th grade and is a one hour program with lots of hands on stations for kids to visit. We have several hundred people attend each year. We have families, preschools, daycares, summer school, and more that attend.
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