Wee Write 2022
Family Day 30 April,2022, 10 a.m. until 4p.m.
At The Mitchell Library, North Street, Glasgow G3 7DN
A fun packed day of songs and rhymes, storytelling, creative play and loads more! Celebrate Harry Potter Magic, cower at the Two Terrible Vikings and Grunt the Berserker and find out if Slugboy Saves the World! All this, plus loads of free fun from Bookbug, the Play Talk Read bus and there’s even the chance to meet The Gruffalo! It is a must for all the little bookworms in your life.
Check the programme and book – many events free to drop in
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Written by : Pat Byrne
Publisher of Pat's Guide to Glasgow West End; the community guide to the West End of Glasgow. Fiction and non-fiction writer.
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