Mara and Motoko are sure to delight young audiences with beloved children's music, original songs and popular picture books brought to life with music. Each musician brings an abundance of experience and together this duo will inspire, engage and entertain children and families. Thank you to the Winthrop Cultural Council for sponsering this event!
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