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Nostalgia Nook: "Warrior Cats," Playground Role-Play, and Roblox - Vimarsana News

Nostalgia Nook: "Warrior Cats," Playground Role-Play, and Roblox

A&L’s newest column by Isabella Saracco revisits popular children’s literature that you might have forgotten. Her first deep dive: “Warrior Cats” and why it’s more alive than ever.

Mini Maker: Make A Thing Receives New Gameplay Trailer - Vimarsana News

Mini Maker: Make A Thing Receives New Gameplay Trailer

Indie developer and publisher Casa Rara released a new gameplay trailer, giving us a better look at Mini Maker: Make A Thing.

Live Well @ Your Library - Vimarsana News

Live Well @ Your Library

Madison Public Library, Be Well Madison and Wisconsin Mujer outdoor wellness activities for all ages, 1-3 pm, 6/27, Pinney Library, with "Reflection" theme. Click through for schedule.

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Live Well @ Your Library

Live Well @ Your Library 3:00 PM June 16, 2021 press release: Madison Public Library, Be Well Madison and Wisconsin Mujer , are hosting a series of events centered on health and wellness titled Live Well @ Your Library. Events will take place the 4th Sunday of each month in different Madison Public Library Neighborhoods from June-August, and will focus on themes of Reflection, Renewal, Restoration and Celebration. In September, a full-day culminating event will take place at Central Library to go along with the Celebration theme and end the series.  Sunday, June 27, 1-3 p.m. | Pinney Libr...

Two Twin Cities makers are creating cool engine- and pedal-powered two-wheelers - Vimarsana News

Two Twin Cities makers are creating cool engine- and pedal-powered two-wheelers

E-bikes get a cafe-racer motorcycle look when crafted by two Twin Cities builders.