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Streator library fills May with scavenger hunts, art classes and mystery games · Illinois Valley - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Streeter Library fills May with scavenger hunts, art classes, and
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  mystery games. Written by Kate Santalon, This article is being
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  read by an automated voice brought to you by Everlett.
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  The Streeter Public Library recently announced its upcoming programs and
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  events for the fourth week in May. Pinwell Scavenger Hunt
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  Monday May eighteenth through Saturday May twenty third. Attendees can
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  search the library for hidden items. The scavenger hunt will
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  be themed. Lego Club Monday May eighteenth through Saturday, May
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  twenty third. Participants will be able to build lego creations.
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  I saw it on Pinterest six to seven pm Monday
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  May eighteenth. Attendees can replicate Pinterest di i wise. The
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  event is open to teens, ages ten and older. Afternoon
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  Watercolor four thirty to five thirty pm Tuesday May nineteenth.
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  Participants will be able to create watercolor paintings. The program
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  is intended for people ages ten and older. Music Adventures
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  six to six thirty pm Tuesday May nineteenth. Attendees can
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  learn about musical instruments, dance and sing. Cozy Mystery Book
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  Club one to two pm Wednesday, May twentieth. Participants will
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  be able to discuss whod units. Tea and treats also
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  will be served. The club is open to adults. Game
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  time three to four pm Wednesday, May twentieth. Attendees can
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  play modern and classic games. The event is intended for
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  teens ages ten and older. Murder Mystery meet Up six
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  to seven pm Wednesday, May twentieth. Participants will be able
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  to play a murder mystery game, discuss whod units, and
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  research true crime. The meetups is open to teens and adults.
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  Mother Goose Club eleven to eleven thirty am, Thursday, May
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  twenty first. Attendees can learn basic social skills through interactive
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  Mother Goose nursery rhymes. The club is intended for children
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  ages newborn to four. Evening Acrylic six to seven pm
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  Thursday May twenty first. Participants will be able to create
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  acrylic paintings. The program is open to people ages ten
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  and older. Bob Ross Playtime four to four thirty pm
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  Friday May twenty second. Attendees can participate in bob Ross
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  themed activities. The playtime is intended for children. Memorial Day
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  Take and Make Saturday May twenty third. Participants will be
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  able to pick up a take home Memorial Day pinwheel craft.
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  The event is open to children,