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Free Story Time This Summer

By Riki Bolster

Once upon a time there was an old woman who lived in a small hut on the edge… How does the story end?

Story times are magical. Every Wednesday in June and July, you can bring your children to a free Story Time hosted by Trinity United Methodist Church located in downtown Atlanta. Beginning at 10:00am, it will be an hour filled with children’s stories, music, and an art project before finishing up with a light snack. All children ages 0 to 10 are welcome and they must be accompanied by a parent, grandparent, or guardian.

Story Time will be held every Wednesday at 10:00am in June and July beginning Wednesday, June 5 and ending Wednesday, July 31. Trinity United Methodist Church is at 265 Washington Street SW, Atlanta, GA 30083. For more information, check their website: www.atlantatrinity.org/storytime or call 404-659-6236.

The event is free and there is free parking in the parking deck next to the church. Please see the Trinity UMC website for additional parking instructions.

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