Reopening of Soap Lake Library marks new chapter for community engagement
Two children at the grand opening of the Soap Lake Library play with the drumsticks they made. Around 30 children came in to make drumsticks and explore the renovated space.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
A young Soap Lake Library patron holds a book into the air and says “Mom, I want this one too.”
One child admires her drumstick at the grand opening of the Soap Lake Library. Children participated in story time and then the activity of making drumsticks, which they can use Saturday during the Soap Lake Folk & Food festival.
Evynn Olson is the new permanent librarian who officially starts her role July 1.
Temporary Librarian Stephanie Jackson helps a young library patron put five little monkeys on a board.
Children at the Soap Lake Library realized the puzzle piece seats can come apart and be moved around, so they did just that.
A table full of North Central Washington Library staff, Soap Lake Library staff and library patrons work on making drumsticks at the grand re-opening of the Soap Lake Library.
Two library patrons utilize the coloring space.
SOAP LAKE — The grand reopening of the Soap Lake Library on Friday is showcasing a transformation that promises to reinvigorate the community's access to resources and programming, temporary librarian Stephanie Jackson said.
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