Family Fun Day Spring Celebration

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1 WML, Saturday 18th February

Dublin Book Festival, in partnership with Hibernia, is delighted to present a fun-filled day for all the family! Join us in the beautiful surrounds of the Townhall at 1WML in the Windmill Quarter for a day of storytelling, drawalongs, creative workshops, book swaps, music and more.

With Alan Nolan, Ashwin Chacko, Children's Books Ireland, Music Generation and Niall de Búrca.

12pm-4pm, Saturday 18th Feb | Townhall, 1WML, WIndmill QTR


Date:
Saturday 18th February
Time:
12.00pm
Price:
Free
Address:
Windmill QTR, Windmill Lane, Dublin Docklands, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Windmill QTR, Windmill Lane, Dublin Docklands, Dublin, Ireland

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