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Saturday Story Time with Jagger in Lynden

When

Mar 7th, 2026

11:00am - 11:30am

Where

430 Front St.LyndenWA98264

Village Books in Lynden invites you and your kids to a Saturday Story Time in the Kids’ Section on Saturday, March 7th from 11:00am-11:30am. This week’s story time features Jagger the T-Rex telling the stories that his meemaw read to him when he was a little dino 54 million years ago.

It’s a half-hour of stories and fun to get your kids interested and engaged in reading!

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