May the 4th be with you: Star Wars Jedi training at Windsor library
Young Padawans were in Jedi academy Monday learning how to use a lightsaber, fighting the Death Star and rescuing Princess Leia at Windsor's public library.
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Jedi Training Camp was open for young padawans at the central location of the Windsor Public Library to celebrate May the Fourth. 1:09
Young Padawans were in Jedi academy Monday learning how to use a lightsaber, fighting the Death Star and rescuing Princess Leia at Windsor's public library.
It all happened on May 4, which has been coined 'May the fourth be with you' from the catch phrase 'May the force be with you' in the Star Wars movies.
Children between the ages of six to 10 got to figure their way through an obstacle course and the biggest challenge of all—fighting Darth Vader.
Watch out video to see all the fun.
Young Padawans had the change to train as Jedis on May fourth at Windsor's public library. (Stacey Janzer/CBC)
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