Hands on History Crafternoons: Michael O’Grady and the Leprechaun
A free stories and crafts program at the Museum of Antiquities for children and their parents
A free stories and crafts program for children ages four to nine and their parents. Join us at the Museum of Antiquities on the last Saturday of each month.
Saturday, Feb. 29
2–4 pm
Museum of Antiquities, 106 Peter MacKinnon Building, 107 Administration Pl.
No tickets necessary; drop in when you like!
Info:
306-966-7818
museum_antiquities@usask.ca
artsandscience.usask.ca/antiquities
Michael O’Grady and the Leprechaun
This month’s Crafternoon will get kids into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit! During this afternoon on the Emerald Isle, kids will learn about the folklore surrounding leprechauns, and hear the tale of Michael O’Grady and his magical encounter with a leprechaun. Kids will leave the Crafternoon this month will their very own pot of gold and leprechaun puppet.
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