An event for Native American Heritage Month about dream catchers, held at the Auburndale branch of the Queens Public Library. It looks at how dream catchers originated with the Ojibwe Nation of the Great Lakes, before they became a familiar decorative symbol. It is open to adults and seniors.
Written by a model, sources: queenslibrary.org
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A Million Miles Away, film based on a true story.
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Jamaica Bay Book Club: ranger-led talks on nature writing.
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