Plano Public Library marks 60th anniversary with community art exhibit
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The Plano Public Library celebrated its 60th anniversary with the April Art Experience, a community art exhibit featuring works by local residents and a program organizers said highlights lifelong learning and creativity.
The Plano Public Library marked its 60th anniversary with the April Art Experience, a special exhibit that showcased artwork created by members of the local community.
The exhibit included a range of media from watercolor to collage and other techniques, and organizers framed the event as a display of community creativity and the library’s ongoing role in promoting lifelong learning.
City News listed the exhibit as the library’s signature anniversary event for the week; the broadcast described the show as a celebration that brought “community, creativity, and history together.”
The library’s anniversary exhibit is presented as part of broader public programming intended to engage residents with library services and local artists. For more information about Plano Public Library programs, the broadcast directed listeners to the city website at plano.gov.
For calendar details and visiting hours, officials and event organizers refer residents to Plano’s posted library information online.