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Kids Drawing Club at Carnegie Library

Kids Drawing Club at Carnegie Library

A person colouring in a sheet. They are wearing a bright yellow jumper and holding a red coloring pencil. The image also shows blue, brown, red, and yellow pencils on the table, along with a coloring sheet.
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Come along to Carnegie Library and join our Kids Drawing Club, led by an experienced artist! The focus is on fun and creativity, not technique. This club is for children aged 6-12 years, who must be accompanied by a responsible adult — and adults are welcome to join in the fun too!

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Disabled access
Free Wi-Fi
Weekly on a Thursday
3.30pm - 4.30pm
6–12 years
Free
Carnegie Library, 12 Main Street, Ayr KA8 8EB
+441292286385
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