It’s magic time at the library

Magic with Everyday Objects is on Saturday, May 11

The two-part Magic Workshop with Andrew: Magic with Everyday Objects is happening Saturday, May 11 and May 18. The workshop is aimed at youth age 10 to 12. Register online at gvpl.ca.

 

 

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