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No Damsels in Distress: a kids’ storytelling series
March 11th, 2016 | Events, News
A great series for kids, in celebration of World Storytelling Day: Roger Jenkins and The Story Line empower children through stories about game-changing women in history and inspiring female characters in folktales. The troupe heads to Marine Parade Library next Wednesday, so don’t miss out!
Take yourself and your kids on a fun-filled journey where they’ll have a chance to learn about the many roles that women play in our society. The session includes five inspiring stories of five strong women – some real (US Civil Rights Activist Rosa Parks and English aviator Mildred Bruce), and some folktales (from Iran, China and India).
Give Cinderella and her silly step-sisters a miss – all sessions are free!
Wed 16 Mar, 7.30-8.30pm – Marine Parade Library
Sat 19 Mar. 11.30am-12.30pm – Pasir Ris Library
Sat 26 Mar, 11.30am-12.30pm – Sembawang Library
Visit their Facebook page and website for more details!