Family & kids events this week in North Charlotte: Aug. 17-23

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Family & kids events this week in North Charlotte: Aug. 17-23
Alesha Lackey Branch Manager at Allegra Westbrooks — Linkedin
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Aug 17, 2025
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The following family & kids events are scheduled to take place in North Charlotte this week.

Monday, Aug. 18

Event: Book a Librarian: Technology
Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library
4-5 pm

Event: Adult Sensory Storytime
Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library
10:30-11:30 am

Tuesday, Aug. 19

Event: Book a Librarian: Technology (Vietnamese/English)
Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library
10-11 am

Wednesday, Aug. 20

Event: Turning Pages Book Club
Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library
9-10 am

Event: Tiny Tots: Toddler Storytime
Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library
11-11:30 am

Thursday, Aug. 21

Event: Book a Librarian: Technology or Nonprofits (Thu)
Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library
6-7 pm

Event: Family Storytime
Allegra Westbrooks Regional Library
10:30-11 am

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