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Mesa Library Fandom is a new event for all ages to gather and celebrate pop culture including comics, gaming, music, TV and movies. The Fandom event will feature staff-led panels, crafts, vendors and photo opportunities on Thursday, Oct, 6 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Main Library, 64 E. First St.
Activities and programs include Cosplay 101, origami, superhero mask crafts and a Super Smash Bros tournament. Don't forget to wear your favorite costume! Vendors will feature local artisans who will be showing and selling a variety of merchandise including prints, candles and 3D printed objects.
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A local nonprofit organization, Kids Need to Read, will have book giveaways for kids.
Registration is not required for this event and is free for all to attend. For more information, visit www.mesalibrary.org/events.
Activities and programs include Cosplay 101, origami, superhero mask crafts and a Super Smash Bros tournament. Don't forget to wear your favorite costume! Vendors will feature local artisans who will be showing and selling a variety of merchandise including prints, candles and 3D printed objects.
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A local nonprofit organization, Kids Need to Read, will have book giveaways for kids.
Registration is not required for this event and is free for all to attend. For more information, visit www.mesalibrary.org/events.
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