Monroeville Public Library hosted a Grinch-themed party Dec. 7.
The “Grinchmas” party, in its second year, featured Grinch-themed games and food.
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Monroeville library hosts ‘Grinchmas’ party
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
Celebrating the holidays a wee bit early this year, Grinchmas 2019 at the Monroeville Public Library provided smiles, excitement and cheers. The library was packed Dec. 7 with kids dressed in their Grinch-iest best, listening to storybook readings, playing games and making crafts. Mia DeLucia, 7, plays at the cup-stacker booth.
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
Celebrating the holidays a wee bit early this year, Grinchmas 2019 at the Monroeville Public Library provided smiles, excitement and cheers. The library was packed Dec. 7 with kids dressed in their Grinch-iest best, listening to storybook readings, playing games and making crafts. Best friends Amelia Reynolds, 5, and Karsyn Lantzy, 5, take turns pinning a heart on the Grinch.
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
Celebrating the holidays a wee bit early this year, Grinchmas 2019 at the Monroeville Public Library provided smiles, excitement and cheers. The library was packed Dec. 7 with kids dressed in their Grinch-iest best, listening to storybook readings, playing games and making crafts. With the help of grandma Annette Marney, Julia Rua, 2, and her brother Aiden, 6, check out the gingerbread house display in the Children’s Room created by Ramsey Girl Scout Troop No. 52342. The entry took first place in its category in the municipality’s annual Gingerbread House Contest.
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
Celebrating the holidays a wee bit early this year, Grinchmas 2019 at the Monroeville Public Library provided smiles, excitement and cheers. The library was packed Dec. 7 with kids dressed in their Grinch-iest best, listening to storybook readings, playing games and making crafts. A dinosaur is taking shape by five-year old crafter, Silvr Biondo.
Lillian Dedomenic | For the Tribune-Review
Celebrating the holidays a wee bit early this year, Grinchmas 2019 at the Monroeville Public Library provided smiles, excitement and cheers. The library was packed Dec. 7 with kids dressed in their Grinch-iest best, listening to storybook readings, playing games and making crafts. Nina Kirk, 10, and Jocelyn Wilmotte, 10, challenge each other at the Santa sleigh race game.
