Message From the Director: Holi and Purim Holiday Crafts

Message From the Director: Holi and Purim Holiday Crafts

Can you hear the birds chirping and smell the fresh flowers on the horizon? Spring is almost here!

This year the spring festivals of Holi and Purim take place on the same day!  In celebration of these holidays, Livingston Public Library invites children ages 2-5 and their parents and/or caregivers to join us on Wednesday, March 4 at 10:30 AM to make crafts in celebration of the holidays Holi and Purim.  These crafts may get a little messy… in fact, there  will be finger paint so dress in your best-mess attire!

Registration is not required for this program; all children aged 2-5 and their caregivers all welcome to attend while supplies last.  More information for this program as well as our upcoming programs can be found on the Library’s events calendar, here.

~Amy

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