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Author Angie Cui, with long dark hair, shelves of children's books in the background.
3 Oct

The Festival of Ice and Snow with Angie Cui

  • Free
  • Family and kids

Bundle up for a wintry adventure with Angie Cui and celebrate the joys of family, cultural traditions and storytelling.

Inspired by treasured childhood memories, Angie Cui’s new picture book The Festival of Ice and Snow follows two children and their beloved grandpa as they explore one of the world’s most spectacular winter celebrations, where glittering ice palaces, towering sculptures and colourful lights transform the world around them into something truly magical.

Join Cui for this interactive Wheeler Kids session of storytelling and creative activities and celebrate the joy of sharing special moments with the people you love.

Note: the 10am session will be presented in English, and the 1pm session will be presented in Mandarin.

Recommended for ages 5+.

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Sat 3 Oct
  • 10am - 10.45am 10:00am - 10:45am
  • 1pm - 1.45pm 1:00pm - 1:45pm

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The Wheeler Centre
176 Little Lonsdale St
Melbourne 3000

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This is a free event

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  • telephone number: 03 9094 7809
  • email address: ticketing@wheelercentre.com
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