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Published: 11:01 AM January 18, 2007    Updated: 10:41 PM February 22, 2021

LEARN how to tell an interesting tale by attending a storytelling workshop. The free Story Sticks session, aimed at children aged four to 12, and parents, will show how to create your own personal story and make up tales. The session takes place from 10am

LEARN how to tell an interesting tale by attending a storytelling workshop.

The free Story Sticks session, aimed at children aged four to 12, and parents, will show how to create your own personal story and make up tales.

The session takes place from 10am until noon on January 27 at Letchworth Museum.

If you want to attend, call the museum on 01462 685647 to book a place.

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