Fremont County Libraries is celebrating National Library Week (April 7- 13, 2019) with some pretty fun and compelling reasons to head to your local branch.
At the Lander and Dubois Library, get a free book bag to hold all the books you check out! Lander and Dubois Library will be giving out book bags (while supplies last) to anyone who comes to the desk with their library card in hand or who stops by the library to get a new library card.
Coffee and treats at the Dubois Library! Along with free book bags (while supplies last) Dubois Library will be serving coffee and treats in the lobby all week to celebrate National Library Week. They will also have soup on Saturday in the lobby starting at 11:30am until it runs out.
At the Riverton Library, Curbside Tacos! Riverton Library is giving out tacos on Tuesday, April 9th from 4-6pm.
Libraries = Strong Communities
“We do a lot more than just loan books out,” explained Audie Cunningham, YA Lead Librarian. “Our libraries are constantly implementing creative ways to engage and meet the needs of members of the community to improve literacy.”
Through incentives and events like Chalk the Walk in Riverton, people are drawn to visit the library who might not have otherwise gone.
The infographic below demonstrates the impact Fremont County Library System has on our communities in the past year.
*Sponsored by the Lander Library Friends Association
Enrich your life, engage your mind at Fremont County Libraries. Want more? Visit their webpage, Facebook page, or give them a call at 332-5194.