In biblioteca in italiano - February 2025 meeting

The Italian Cultural Institute of Washington invites you to come discover various books we have selected for our young readers and to come enjoy this new series of encounters of "In biblioteca in italiano".

Readers between 4 and 10 years old are welcome to our new series of encounters for "In biblioteca in italiano", in which Fiorenza Castelli will guide kids of all languages in the exploration of a selection of books in Italian and about Italian culture.

During each encounter, we engage with excerpts from books on a specific theme. To enhance our storytelling experience, we incorporate hands-on activities.

For our February 2025 meeting we will read "I colori" by Hervé Tullet (2014, Franco Panini Ed.) and "Pinguino" by Polly Dunbar (2021, Camelozampa ed.).

To join us, registration is required. Start time is 4:30 pm.

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MORE ABOUT "IN BIBLIOTECA IN ITALIANO"

These encounters are appropriate for children between 4 and 10 years old. The encounters are held once a month in the library of the Italian Cultural Institute, from October to May at 4.30 pm, and last 1 hour. Adults accompanying the children are not expected to stay during the event, unless they choose to do so. Registration is necessary as space is limited. Please register for each encounter separately.

LOCATION : Embassy of Italy 3000 Whitehaven Street NW, Washington, DC 20008

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