The Colony Library gears up for summer reading kickoff event on May 31

The Colony City Council meeting on May 20, 2025, highlighted significant community engagement initiatives, particularly focusing on local cycling activities and the upcoming summer programs at the library.

During the meeting, a representative from the local cycling club shared insights about their membership, which has grown to approximately 650 members. They emphasized the importance of cycling in the community, noting regular rides that traverse the city and the popular Wind Haven Hill Drill, which challenges riders with steep inclines. The club aims to foster a stronger connection with the city council, suggesting that council members participate in cycling events to promote community involvement and awareness.

In another key discussion, the library's upcoming summer reading club was presented by Miss Charters. The summer kickoff event is scheduled for Saturday, May 31, from 10 AM to 1 PM, and is expected to attract around 600 attendees. This free, family-friendly event will feature various activities, including a petting zoo, entertainment, and the distribution of unique snack boxes. The library plans to offer daily programs throughout the summer, catering to all age groups, with a focus on enhancing reading participation and engagement.

The meeting underscored the city’s commitment to fostering community spirit through recreational activities and educational programs. As summer approaches, residents can look forward to a vibrant lineup of events designed to promote reading, cycling, and overall community involvement.