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Pride Button Making

By on June 11, 2019

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Tuesday, 18 Jun 2019 6:30 PM

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The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
800 Vine St
Cincinnati, OH 45202

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We will be making buttons and other items for the TSF for all the pride events that are coming up. We will be at the makerspace at the public library on the 2nd floor of the north building.

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