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¡Piñatas! at the Lynden Library

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¡Piñatas! at the Lynden Library

When
Sep 26th, 2026
2:00pm - 4:00pm
Where
216 4th StreetLyndenWA98264

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Everson Library on Saturday, September 26th from 2:00pm-4:00pm.

You’ll have a chance to decorate your piñatas and learn about their history and cultural significance.  You can do your own…or make one with friends and family.  At the end of the program, everyone will break a piñatas together!

NOTES:
Space is limited; registration is required. You can register as an individual or a group. Please indicate the size of your group when you register.
We expect one piñata to take about 90 minutes to complete. It will require hand-eye coordination, scissors, and glue. Recommended for ages 5 and up. Children (ages 12 and under) must be accompanied by an adult who will assist with the project.

This program will be conducted in English and Spanish. Call (360) 305-3638 for help in Spanish.

CLICK HERE FOR INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION!

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