StoryWalk at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center

Description

Enjoy books written by Native authors at the Magnolia Branch, Magnolia Farmers' Market, and Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center.

A StoryWalk® is an outdoor reading experience: A picture book is installed on signposts along a walking route, where families can read along as they walk and enjoy the outdoors. StoryWalks® encourage reading, imagination, fitness and exploring your community.

The StoryWalks® are located outside partner locations including the Daybreak Star Preschool, the Magnolia Farmers' Market (Saturdays 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.), and the Magnolia Branch. Daybreak Star Preschool teachers chose the featured books, all by Indigenous authors, to reflect the 'Since Time Immemorial' curriculum to help connect the public to Seattle’s urban Native community.

View in catalog:

• "47,000 Beads" by Koja Adeyoha
• "This Land" by Ashley Fairbanks,
• "Shanyaak'utlaax̲" by Salmon Boy
• "Her first basket" by Michele Balagot

Each book will rotate to one of the three different locations every other week.

Date/Time:

| July 1-August 31 | 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Daily. | Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center | Free |

Other locations:
Magnolia Farmers' Market, 33rd Ave W. and W. McGraw St., Seattle, WA 98199
The Seattle Public Library Magnolia Branch, 2801 34th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199-2602