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Regina Public Library: The Musical

October 3, 2021

Just in time for Canadian Library Month and Saskatchewan Library Week!

The Regina Public Library teamed up with SaskExpress, a local theatre company, to create an original mini-musical all about the library.

(Via Regina Public Library)

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