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Teen Take & Make: Macrame Halloween Characters at Holladay Library on Thursday, Oct. 29

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  • Holladay Library: Teen Take & Make: Macrame Halloween Characters, at Holladay.

Holladay Library lists Teen Take & Make: Macrame Halloween Characters on Thursday, Oct. 29, at Holladay on its public calendar.

Holladay Library's calendar describes it: “Create your favorite Halloween characters with Macramé! For tweens and teens ages 10-18.”

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