Brooklyn Public Library Celebrates Tove Jansson With Family Moomin Event
Briefly

The Brooklyn Public Library is hosting a family day on June 28 to celebrate the first major U.S. exhibition dedicated to Tove Jansson, creator of the Moomins, coinciding with their 80th anniversary. This event showcases Jansson's influence on children’s literature and art, featuring activities such as storytime, musical performances, and children's animation screenings. Tove Jansson, a prominent Finnish author and artist, crafted a beloved series of Moomin books and comics, which have reached global audiences and been adapted into various media. The event is sponsored by several cultural organizations, reflecting Jansson's enduring legacy.
Brooklyn Public Library will hold a family day on June 28 to celebrate Tove Jansson and the 80th anniversary of the Moomins, with activities and exhibits.
This event marks the first major exhibition in the United States dedicated to Tove Jansson, showcasing her impact on children's literature and art.
The exhibition is a result of collaboration between the Brooklyn Public Library, Moomin Characters, Moomin Arabia, and other partners, celebrating Jansson's legacy.
Kids will enjoy storytime, musical performances, and screenings of animated tales during the day centered around Moomin characters and stories.
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