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Spanish Storytime

Run by Libraries NI

Spanish Storytime at Crumlin library for children aged 4-11.

Join us for a fun and engaging Spanish Storytime at the library! Children and families will enjoy a story, songs and simple activities designed to introduce the Spanish language in an interactive and enjoyable way.

Whether you're already learning Spanish or are completely new to it, this welcoming session is a wonderful opportunity to explore a different language and culture through the magic of storytelling.

Booking is essential - please contact Crumlin Library on 028 9442 3066 to reserve a place.

Children under 8 years old must be accompanied by an adult.

Who is running it

Libraries NI

Libraries NI is the public library service for Northern Ireland.

Contact
M Atcheson

Who it is for

  • Families
  • Children

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