By Julia Beauregard
Hometown Weekly Editor
The Westwood Young Women’s Club (WYWC) sponsored a Bluey Party (for real life) at the Westwood Public Library (WPL) for families and children of all ages.
Bluey, a six year old blue heeler, and the titular character of the popular Australian children’s television show “Bluey,” traveled all the way to Westwood for a fun-filled day.
Children were invited to enjoy all of their favorite parts of the television show through a variety activities offered at this event; such as “keepy-uppy” where children have to keep a balloon in the air for as long as possible, crafting puppets to create their own version of “Unicorse,” a rude and silly puppet who frequents the Heeler residences, as well as other crafty and creative activities.
Families were welcomed to take part in a meet and greet with Bluey herself, which children delighted in. The young attendees were excited to show off their Bluey t-shirts and Bluey themed outfits, as well as their handcrafted dog ears that they created at the event.
It was a day of joy for everyone that entered the wonderful world of Bluey. The Westwood Public Library gave their thanks to the WYWC for sponsoring this fulfilled event.
To stay up to date with events such as these, please visit the Westwood Public Library website: www.westwoodlibrary.org
