AKRON — The Akron-Summit County Public Library’s inception dates all the way back to 1874, so they are celebrating their 150th anniversary this year.
In a post on their website, they say the library “has been a community pillar, fostering a love for learning, knowledge and culture.” They have also announced various events and initiatives surrounding it.
The first of these is the Grand Gala on June 29, which will include music, food and a silent auction for a chance to win various signed books.
They also launched their Library Passport program, which has participants traveling throughout the county, stopping at their various branches. They have also released commemorative tote bags and library cards.
Mayor Shammas Malik even recently made a stop to present a proclamation for the anniversary to the library’s board of trustees.
Learn more about their 150th anniversary celebrations and events here.
Cody Thompson
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