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Critter Tales Storytime — Edmond History Museum

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Fri, Nov 1310:30 AM · Woodland Animals & the First Thanksgiving: listed November 13 (10:30 a.m.) – November 14 (until 2 p.m.). Deer: listed December 11 (10:30 a.m.) – December 12 (until 2 p.m.). The calendar entries span two days; check the event pages for the exact storytime time on each day.

Edmond History Museum431 S Boulevard, Edmond, OK 73034Directions

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Critter Tales is the Edmond History Museum's nature-and-history storytime for young children, with stories, songs and hands-on activities about Oklahoma animals and their part in Edmond's past. In November the theme is Woodland Animals and the First Thanksgiving: rabbits, squirrels and wild turkeys that lived here long before Edmond was a town, and how the town's early settlers celebrated their first Thanksgiving. In December the theme is white-tailed deer, one of Oklahoma's best-known woodland animals, and why they matter in Edmond's history. The museum bills the sessions as perfect for curious young learners and families. They are free, with no registration, so families can simply drop in at the museum on South Boulevard near Stephenson Park.

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