Game Time - Public Library Services
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Game Time! Family Fun Day
16 January 2024
Game Time Family Fun Day
"GAME TIME” is a family fun day at the library whereby members of the public are invited to participate in a variety of activities which range from board games to card games, dominoes and even Jenga. Needless to say, it is fun for EVERYONE who enjoys escaping from technology from time to time, and the time is well spent. The benefits are endless, as participants will enjoy positive social interaction whilst engaging with others, sharing strategies and cheering each other on as they complete the challenges as individuals and as teams.
For more information on this programme and other library activities, please call +1 (345) 949-5159 or email us.
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