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Books are Magic Festival

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KAFE cares about our community!  Imagine a world where wizards hobnob with halflings!  Where unicorns visit with orcs!  And…EVERYTHING is possible!

The Books are Magic Festival is Saturday, July 27th at Skagit River Park in Burlington.  Spend the day dressed as your favorite character from your favorite book!  play games and activities!  Enjoy lunch at one of the local food trucks!  Admission is FREE to be a part of this special day!

The Books are Magic Festival is presented by the Burlington Public Library!  Click HERE for more information.

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