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LEGO Time at Loussac

Z.J. Loussac LibraryAnchorage, AK ↗

LEGO + building

  • Anchorage Public Library
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3600 Denali St, Anchorage, AK 99503 Directions

Schedule Two Saturday LEGO free-build days · Drop in to Youth Services for open-ended building from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Free-build time for children in Youth Services; the library says to bring only your imagination. The official event pages do not list advance registration.

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Harvest Celebration

Smeck ParkBaltimore, OH ↗

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  • All ages
  • Fairfield County Park District
  • Outdoors
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7395 Basil Road Northwest, Baltimore, OH 43105 Directions

Schedule Two-day harvest festival

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Hands-on harvest activities, antique farm equipment, games, demonstrations, music, vendors, and food trucks for all ages. A shuttle runs from additional parking at Liberty Union High School beginning at 10:30 a.m.

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Food Preservation Show 'n' Tell

Chugiak-Eagle River LibraryEagle River, AK ↗

Food skills

  • Lydia Wirkus
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12001 Business Blvd #176, Eagle River, AK 99577 Directions

Schedule Food-preservation show-and-tell · Practical options for canning, smoking, drying, and root cellaring.

By Anchorage Public Library

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For adults in the ERC Program Room. Lydia Wirkus, a retired Co-operative Extension Home Economist, will explain ways to preserve food people grow, harvest, hunt, or fish. Methods covered include canning, smoking, drying, and root cellaring. The official event page does not list advance registration. Host: Lydia Wirkus.

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