Toronto ( March 5, 2014) – Toronto Public Library announces fun filled March Break programs for kids and teens from March 8 to March 15, featuring top performers, entertainers and artists. March Break programs at Toronto Public Library are all free.

Kids and families can sing along with some of their favourite entertainers, handle a giant snake, bang on drums, be mad scientists, participate in mind control or act in a live theatre production. 

For teens, we have DJ labs, comic making, 3D printer classes, writing and art workshops, silk screen printing, henna, ukulele classes and more.

A full listing of March Break programs is available online or by picking up What’s On available at any Toronto Public Library branch.

Check the website for up to the minute information about tickets and audience capacity.

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