Exploring Family Trees: MGC Storytime

Mon, Aug 26 2024

2:00pm - 3:00pm

Midwest Genealogy Center

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Genealogy

Age Group

All ages

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Staff Midwest Genealogy Center

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Hear stories, sing songs, join in movement activities, and create memories together. Designed for children of all ages. Come share the early literacy experience with the whole family.

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