Join the Ashland Library Children’s Department for “Finding the Fae Folk” at North Mountain Nature Park.
Listen to a reading of a fun fairy book, followed by a craft.
Attendees can also explore and search for different “Fairy Doors” that have been placed with various native plant species among different habitats around the park. There will be fun prizes for anyone who completes the scavenger hunt.
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