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Join us for a special Native American Heritage Storytime in partnership with Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center, the Blue Cross NC Tribal Team and the Indian Education Department with Cumberland County Schools!Families are invited to celebrate Native American Heritage Month through literacy, storytelling, creativity, and family connection. This special storytime will highlight the history, traditions, and contributions of North Carolina’s American Indian communities, with a focus on celebrating the Lumbee community.
Families will enjoy an interactive storytime featuring a book by a Lumbee author, other Native American childrens stories, followed by engaging activities and a hands-on cultural craft for children and families to enjoy together.
What to Expect:
- Interactive Storytime featuring a Lumbee author
- Early literacy tips and family engagement
- Cultural storytelling and discussion
- Songs, movement, and family participation
- A hands-on cultural craft
- Grape ice cream following storytime, inspired by the featured book
- A FREE book for every child to take home and keep!
This FREE program is brought to you through a partnership between the Cumberland County Literacy Council, Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center, the Blue Cross NC Tribal Team, and Cumberland County Schools with support from our community partners.
Date: Saturday, November 7
Time: 11:00 AM–12:00 PM
Location: Beyond Blue Neighborhood Center
1800 Owen Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28304
Come read, learn, create, and celebrate with us as we honor Native American Heritage Month and the rich history and traditions of North Carolina’s American Indian communities!
Disclaimer: This program is designed for children and accompanying adults. Please plan to attend and actively participate with your child. Drop-offs will not be permitted.
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1800 Owen Dr, Fayetteville, NC 28304-3421, United States
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