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Mother's Day

All Day
Branches:
DeWitt District Library, Off Site
10 am

A Matter of Balance

10:00am–12:00pm
Adults
Library Branch: DeWitt District Library
Room: Woodruff Annex (A+B)
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Community / Social, Educational, Health & Wellness, Presenters
Event Details:

To register for this workshop, contact the Tri-County Office on Aging at 517-887-1465 or histedc@tcoa.org.

A Matter of Balance

10:00am–12:00pm
Adults
Library Branch: DeWitt District Library
Room: Woodruff Annex (A+B)
Age Group: Adults
Program Type: Community / Social, Educational, Health & Wellness, Presenters
Event Details:

To register for this workshop, contact the Tri-County Office on Aging at 517-887-1465 or histedc@tcoa.org.
11 am
12 pm
1 pm
2 pm

Chess Club

2:00pm–3:00pm
Youth, Children, Tweens, Teens
Upcoming
Registration Required
Library Branch: DeWitt District Library
Room: Woodruff Annex (A)
Age Group: Youth, Children, Tweens, Teens
Program Type: Community / Social, Educational, Presenters
Registration Required
Event Details:

Ready to make your first move? Chess coach Tyler Hug will be on hand to instruct and assist our chess players. Review the basics of the game, build your skills, and have fun along the way. Perfect for brand-new players!
3 pm
4 pm
5 pm
6 pm

Apraxia Awareness Storytime

6:00pm–7:00pm
All Ages
Upcoming
Registration Required
Library Branch: DeWitt District Library
Room: Woodruff Annex (A)
Age Group: All Ages
Program Type: Community / Social, Educational, Storytimes & Early Learning
Registration Required
Event Details:

Celebrate Apraxia Awareness Day on May 14th with a special evening Storytime featuring local author Hana Carpenter. She’ll read her book Katie and Her Butterfly Voice, a touching story inspired by her daughter’s journey with apraxia.