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8/29/25 – N4C Popsicle Playdate

August 23, 2025
By: Staff Writer

Bring your kids for popsicles and fun and learn about Neighbors For Change!

When: Friday 8/29/25 3-5PM

Where: Wyndham Swim and Racquet Club, 6401 Old Wyndham Drive, Glen Allen 23059

Please let us know you’ll be there and the ages of your kids so we can plan the fun!

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