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Library reports strong summer-reading turnout, thousands attended programs
Summary
Library staff reported that the summer reading program attracted around 890 registered participants, 2,217 program attendees and about 8,100 visits during the program period; a kickoff party drew about 260 people, and the library hosted performances and interactive activities.
Jenna, a library staff member, told the council that the library’s summer reading program engaged residents of all ages and delivered strong attendance metrics. Jenna reported roughly 890 registered participants, said 2,217 people attended library programs during the summer-reading period, and said about 8,100 visits occurred during that same window.
Jenna described a variety of activities, including a kickoff party that drew about 260 people, Minecraft and Lego programs, performances by Eric Herman and Louis Fox, a competitive dance event and an ultimate bingo showdown. The summer program used a game-board theme, creating a fictional city called Sim Staton to organize reading activities and prizes.
Councilors praised the library staff. Councilor O'Rourke and others voiced appreciation for the program and the social-media feedback the library received. No formal council action was taken on the item; it was an informational recap and the library offered to answer additional questions.
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