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Library reports $19,000 fundraiser, Heritage House reopening and summer programs
Summary
Library & Cultural Services Director Genesis Hansen reported the Perchpalooza sale raised over $19,000, highlighted the Heritage House grand opening and previewed summer reading and a new summer art program; staff invited commissioners to an America250 obelisk unveiling on July 4 at 9 a.m.
Director Genesis Hansen updated the commission on recent Library & Cultural Services activities and upcoming events. She reported the friends of the library raised over $19,000 at a Perchpalooza sale and noted strong participation in two Star Wars‑themed programs at the Pataki Center and the library.
Hansen thanked the Heritage House committee for its refurbishment work and said the renovated exhibit is drawing visitors at open houses. She described summer reading programs and a new summer art program at the Pataki/Batake Center, where children receive art‑themed tasks and prizes. Hansen also outlined America250 programming, including a Daughters of the American Revolution presentation on June 17, an author event on June 19, and an obelisk unveiling and patriotic marker on July 4 at 9 a.m.
Commissioners thanked library staff for programming and congratulated volunteers; no formal action was taken.
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