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A mustache-themed storytime is listed for November 4 at Miller Center
Lynchburg's notice places the one-hour library program at 301 Grove Street.
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The published event details
Lynchburg lists a mustache-themed storytime for Wednesday, November 4, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Miller Center Library Hub, 301 Grove Street. The city says the program will include stories and a chance to make a mustache craft.
The announcement is useful as a calendar entry, but it does not establish how many places remain, whether registration is required or whether every activity is appropriate for every age. Families who need those details should use the current city notice or contact the library before making a special trip.
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The source connects the program to a fundraising theme but contains an inconsistent elapsed-year chronology. This brief does not repeat that calculation.
The verifiable reader-facing details are the date, time, venue, address and announced story-and-craft format.
Because event plans can change, recheck the official page on the morning of the program. A posted event is not a guarantee of admission, attendance or an unchanged schedule.
Sources & verification
Official October 28 notice rechecked November 2, 2026 for the date, time, venue, address and activity description; an inconsistent elapsed-year statement was not repeated.
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