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Your City Saturday at the Pollard Memorial Library
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Pollard Memorial Library (401 Merrimack St, Lowell)Dates & Times
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Description
Join Lowell National Historical Park and the Pollard Memorial Library in the Library Meeting Room for afternoon of free family fun! (401 Merrimack St.) Join us as we learn and tell Lowell’s stories together through hands-on activities and crafts, a pop-up museum, and readings from children's books about Lowell.
Activities will continue until 4 p.m. so feel free to drop by any time! All families who attend will receive a free copy of a children's book and library books will be available for check out for library patrons.
About Your City Saturday Programs
Come experience history and fun for the whole family at Lowell National Historical Park! Join your neighborhood park rangers and our friends in the community on Saturday afternoons at various locations in and around downtown Lowell for fun activities to learn all about our city!
Our popular series of family programs, Your City Saturday, will occur on the 3rd Saturday of the month- giving you plenty of opportunities for fun in downtown (and on more frequent Saturdays in the summer)! Lowell National Historical Park will work collaboratively with other organizations in and around the city to create opportunities for hands-on, mind-on learning and fun.
For information on future sessions please keep up to date by checking our website, www.nps.gov/Lowell, or follow us on social media, Lowell National Historical Park
Parking
Free parking available at the Lowell National Historical Park Visitor Center parking lot. The address for the lot is 304 Dutton Street, Lowell, MA. It is a 10 minute walk from the Visitor Center to the Library.
There is a 2 hour library parking lot on the corner of Moody and Colburn Streets (across from the Lowell Fire Station). To access this lot continue north on Merrimack Street following library parking signs. Turn right on Cabot Street. Turn right on Moody Street. The lot is at the very end of Moody Street as it turns onto Colburn Street
Reservation or Registration: No
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