Thanks to all who came out to our colorful summer reading kickoff at the Widow Jane Mine! And thanks to the Century House Historical Society who maintain the mine and such a vital piece Rosendale history.
We are so grateful to artist and patron Ted Dixon who feels passionate about the library’s programs, especially those with an arts focus. Ted has created a series of paintings to raise funds for library art programs and to raise awareness about the importance of the free programs that the library brings to the community. Library programs offer a great opportunity to try something new, and meet people who live in Rosendale. Check out the paintings here.
We are also so grateful to the folks at the Woodcrest community for donating a children’s activity table to the library. This will be a central component of our sensory play program series for kids.
I mentioned this last month, but will say it again, we are seeking people to serve on the library board. If you are interested in giving back to the community and helping the library, please be in touch. We are especially interested in people who love the library or those with a background in construction, law, or political experience. Please email me for more information, we need your skills! (director@rosendalelibrary.org)