Stickerpalooza!
Bring stickers, take stickers, make cool sticker books. All ages are invited to drop in and sift through our collection of stickers and to create your own sticker book.
12 events found.
Events
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Putney Amblers Walking Group
Would you like to get outside and walk in the company of others? The Putney Amblers is a casual walking group sponsored by Putney Public Library. Moseying with others is […]
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Stitch Together
Stitch Together at Putney Library Come knit, crochet, embroider, mend or work on any handwork craft in the company of others. The library is cozy and the lighting is perfect […]
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Music & Movement
Join Sarah & Stu for a fun, playful, and participatory song circle for children ages 0-5! In this dynamic class, children (and their caregivers) will be invited to sing, play, […]
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Putney Amblers Walking Group
Would you like to get outside and walk in the company of others? The Putney Amblers is a casual walking group sponsored by Putney Public Library. Moseying with others is […]
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Putney Amblers Walking Group
Would you like to get outside and walk in the company of others? The Putney Amblers is a casual walking group sponsored by Putney Public Library. Moseying with others is […]
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Stitch Together
Stitch Together at Putney Library Come knit, crochet, embroider, mend or work on any handwork craft in the company of others. The library is cozy and the lighting is perfect […]
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Music & Movement
Join Sarah & Stu for a fun, playful, and participatory song circle for children ages 0-5! In this dynamic class, children (and their caregivers) will be invited to sing, play, […]
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Once Upon a Page Fantasy Fiction Book Group
Discusses The Village Library Demon-Hunting Society by C.M. Waggoner.
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Putney Amblers Walking Group
Would you like to get outside and walk in the company of others? The Putney Amblers is a casual walking group sponsored by Putney Public Library. Moseying with others is […]
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The Pursuit of Happiness with Meg Mott
250 years ago, a new nation was brought forth by a People who had the gall to think they could govern themselves. As long as each citizen worked to improve […]