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Saturday Adventurers Club for ages 5-12

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By Kathleen Wright

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What: Saturday Adventurers Club

When: April 14, 21 and 28

Where: Scarborough Museum

Many activities will be held at the Scarborough Museum for three Saturdays. Each week includes baking, crafts and games. You can pre-register online or call 416-338-FUN.

The cost is $45 for three Saturdays.



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