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Stumptown Coffee, Ace Hotel, W 29th St (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)

Java & Jeopardy
Leisure, Fun, and Games

Ready to try something new? We have livened up our Java Café with a game or two of Jeopardy! Come along and join in the fun. If you don't want to participate, you can be part of the audience cheering the teams on. And yes, there will still be hot drinks and dessert.
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Delphine Cingal (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)

Color Fun
Leisure, Fun, and Games

Join us for an evening of coloring and conversation. Everyone will receive a coloring book to take home.
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Halloween Dance
Reason to Celebrate

Put on your costume and your dancing shoes and join us for our annual Halloween Dance. Music and fun photo booth provided by Music in Motion. Light refreshments will be served.
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Scranton Public Library (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)

Gingerbread House
Crafty Corner

Time for the annual gingerbread house decorating party. The houses are already made, and you get the fun of personalizing them however you like.
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Fall Apple Harvest
Out & About

Join us for this popular outing to the Northwoods Apple Orchard. Activities will include a hayride, two corn mazes, and the opportunity to visit the animal petting area. Freshly baked donuts will be served. Registration fee includes a generous bag of apples and gourds, plus a small pumpkin. Additional goodies are available for purchase. Please meet at Northwoods Orchard, 8018 75th Ave NW, Oronoco, MN 55960. Directions can be found at www.northwoodsorchard.com. Staff do not need to register but they are welcome to make their own purchases at the Orchard.
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