San Antonio Public Library is keeping kids and adults cool and active this summer with events and programs.
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The SAPL summer series features free activities and giveaways at all libraries for the season. Many of the events take place at the Central Library, 600 Soledad St., which has free parking with validation for up to three hours.“Magicians, crafts, music, animal encounters, science, art, nature, history, and bubbles are all part of the program schedule for this year’s Summer with SAPL for children and families,” a news release states.
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