Teatime Tales: Live at Library Fest
Join the National Library of Scotland on 3rd August for Teatime Tales, an online family-friendly storytelling session, suitable for story lovers of all ages!
About Teatime Tales: Live at Library Fest
An online family-friendly storytelling session, suitable for story lovers of all ages. Put the kettle on and enjoy afternoon tea with traditional tales and tunes from around Scotland. Join storytellers Anne Hunter and Beverley Casebow as they share some favourite stories and spin magical yarns of cloth, coasts, and clootie dumplings.
Hosted by the National Library of Scotland.
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