
Tween Morse Code Bracelets
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Join us for a special craft just for tweens! Love making candy bracelets? Try adding secret messages in code by making Morse Code bracelets with us! This program is for ages 8-11 . Registration is required.

Join us for a special craft just for tweens! Love making candy bracelets? Try adding secret messages in code by making Morse Code bracelets with us! This program is for ages 8-11 . Registration is required.
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Public paint party with hands‑on art activities at 1524 Dorchester Ave, Boston.
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