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Mostly Cloudy Star Wars Reads Day is fun for all at the East Meadow library
Storytime, costumes and galactic entertainment arrives with Saber Guild performers
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Kids learned how to use the force, thanks to the help of teachers from the Saber Guild: Temple of Endor.
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Star Wars characters landed at the East Meadow Public Library fro Star Wars Reads Day earlier this month.
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Guiseerat Kaur, 6, had her hand painted with a Yoda character by Star Wars character Ashoka.
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A Jedi battled Ryan Young, 6, with light sabers at the East Meadow Public Library’s galactic event.
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The Star Wars Reads event welcomed those of all ages. Beckett McGee, 8 weeks, with sister Juliet, 5.
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Everyone at the East Meadow Public Library got to experience the power of the light saber at Star Wars Reads day.
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It’s not everyday Star Wars makes it’s way to East Meadow — but earlier this month, neighbors got to experience the epic galactic tales during Star Wars Reads Day at the East Meadow Public Library.
The Cradle of Aviation joined in the fun with their portable Star Lab and other programs for the event including The Amateur Observers Society making comets. Participants in the fun-packed event were as young as 8-weeks-old.
Star Wars Storytime, table crafts, and scavenger hunts were all part of the fun and games of Star Wars Reads Day.
Many dressed up in costume for the event and Star Wars Characters popped by, courtesy of the Saber Guild: Temple of Endor.
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