
Teen Crafternoon
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Teens: join us for Crafternoon hosted by the Teen Advisory Board. We will be painting mini canvases, enjoy some snacks and watch Gilmore Girls in the back. Teens ages 13 through 18 only.

Teens: join us for Crafternoon hosted by the Teen Advisory Board. We will be painting mini canvases, enjoy some snacks and watch Gilmore Girls in the back. Teens ages 13 through 18 only.
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