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Storybook Sing-A-Long!

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9 years ago

August 3, 2017

On Tuesday, August 8th and Tuesday, August 15th, Crescendo Music will host a Storybook Sing-A-Long at the Warren County Community Center from 10:30am – 11:15am.

Join us as we bring books to life through music and dancing! Each registered family will receive a copy of one of Music Together’s award winning Sing-A-Long storybooks as well as a musical surprise!

Register at www.CrescendoMusicLLC.com. Proceeds will be donated to Samuels Public Library along with a complete set of Music Together’s Sing-A-Long Storybooks.

Warren County Community Center
538 Villa Ave | Front Royal, VA 22630

For more information:
571-408-3437
www.CrescendoMusicLLC.com

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