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Inver Grove Heights Reads programs planned in October

Residents are invited to participate in the annual communitywide reading event, Inver Grove Heights Reads. Connect with your neighbors through a shared reading experience and hear author Kao Kalia Yang discuss her books “The Most Beautiful Thing" and “Somewhere in the Unknown World."

Join the Inver Grove Heights community in celebrating these books with a variety of free programs at Inver Glen Library to support the book's themes:

“The Most Beautiful Thing"

Saturday, Oct. 8, 9:30–10:30 a.m.

Hear author Kao Kalia Yang discuss her children's book “The Most Beautiful Thing," a story drawn from her childhood experience as a Hmong refugee. Geared for children 3 and older with their families.

“Somewhere in the Unknown World"

Tuesday, Oct. 11, 6–7 p.m.

Join Kao Kalia Yang as she discusses her book “Somewhere in the Unknown World," a collection of 14 different stories of refugees who found new lives in the Twin Cities. Geared for adults.

Traditional Finger Weaving

Wednesday, Oct. 12, 4–6 p.m.

Learn traditional finger weaving by using just your hand. Using no loom or frame, you will learn from Somali elders in this hands-on class and create a finished project to take home. Presented by The Somali Museum of Minnesota. Registration required. Geared for youth ages 8–12. Sponsored by the Friends of the Inver Glen Library.

Events will take place throughout October at the Inver Glen Library, 8098 Blaine Ave., Inver Grove Heights. A complete list of programs is available online.

Inver Grove Heights Reads is made possible by the Friends of the Inver Glen Library.

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