Louie Stowell: Be More Loki

3rd Jun 2023 10:30am - 11:30am
British Summer Time

at Grasmere Primary School

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Meet best-selling, award-winning local author Louie for a session packed full of humour and cool facts. Are you a fan of Norse myths? Have you ever wondered what Loki, the mischievous shape-shifter and cunning trickster god would be like if they were banished to Earth in the form of an eleven-year-old? Well, look no further – this is the event for you! Join Norse myth super fan Louie in this interactive event, learn all about Norse gods, create your own Norse giants, and discover how to draw Loki from the bestselling series Loki: A Bad God’s Guide to…!

For ages 9+

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