Adults and high schoolers gather monthly to build small functional objects with their hands—this time, turning wooden clothespins into magnetized desk fixtures or fridge helpers.
September 2 – September 2 · 6:30 PM · Columbia Pike Library
At Columbia Pike Library — Drew Room — see hours, photos & everything else on there →
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