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**Messy Fun Awaits at Geneva Public Library Story Hour**

Geneva, NY – The Geneva Public Library has shared a fun-filled way to beat the blustery weather on Saturdays by reminding residents about their popular Messy Story Hour sessions. Held every Monday and Wednesday at 10:00 a.m., these story hours are all about messy play and sensory engagement for young attendees.

Children and their caregivers can join in to explore creative activities that promise to introduce a bit of delightful chaos. The library encourages participants to be prepared for a variety of mess-themed fun tied to storytelling and interactive play.

Geneva Public Library continues to keep the community engaged with these recurring events, offering an exciting outlet for creative expression and playful learning. For more details, parents can contact the library directly.

#MessyPlay #SensoryPlay #gplny

Source: Geneva Public Library

Source Type: Library

Source Location: Geneva

Geneva, NY

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