By Kelly Elder
On August 14, Coronach Library patrons were fortunate to have a visit by Twink-elle the Clown.
Twink-elle told stories, demonstrated the art of balloon making, lead singing and played a variety of musical instruments, all while haling the advantages of reading and frequenting your local library.
Local boys, Braden and Connor Waldner thoroughly enjoyed the clown. Braden liked the singing and Connor said, "I liked her purple nose and her sockses and her toys!"
Marlene McBurney, local librarian, said that 45 children and adults attended the performance. "It was good, everybody enjoyed it." said McBurney
Twink-elle, aka Danica Lorer is a wife, mother, photographer, and freelance writer who has been performing as Twink-elle the Clown for 10 years. She has performed at Fringe festival,s July 1 celebrations, grand openings, charity events, corporate picnics, Christmas parties, seniors' homes, parades, birthday parties, trade fairs, and at libraries throughout Saskatchewan from Oxbow to LaLoche.
Twink-elle was brought to the Coronach Library through funding provided by the Palliser Regional Library, Saskatchewan Libraries Association and Sasktel.
Twink-elle the clown visits the Coronach Library
Twink-elle the clown visits the Coronach Library
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August 26, 2008
- Published on February 1, 2010
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Kelly Elder
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