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In this once-a-month club, teens will be guided through a junk journaling craft. Junk journaling is a therapeutic form of creative expression and memory keeping that often upcycles everyday paper products like packaging, paper bags, cardboard boxes, junk mail, stamps, envelopes, greeting cards, maps, outdated magazines, and damaged books. In other words, come learn to journal with junk! For November, attendees will create a cozy house-shaped journal from scrapbook paper.

Schedule

Friday, November 13, 2026

3:00 PM – 4:30 PM

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William H. Jervey Jr. Venice Library

300 Nokomis Ave S

Venice, FL

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