The first LITTLE FREE LIBRARY is now open for business. Located in the lobby of the Fenelon Falls Community Centre adjacent to the front door of the Rotary room, the Little Free Library will have books for all reading tastes. The theme of the library is BRING A BOOK, TAKE A BOOK.
Little Free Libraries is a non-profit organization originally established in Wisconsin in 2009. This past year, District 7010 (of which Fenelon Falls is a member) focused their attention on establishing Little Free Libraries in our District.
The Fenelon Falls Little Free Library was constructed as part of a Rotary District 7010 project to promote reading in our communities. A member of our community who is a professional photographer (Karen Suggitt of Baddow Road Photography) and her pictures are featured on the walls of the Little Free Library. You may recognize some community members and or community activities that make our town so unique.
If this Library is successful, our club will consider creating more and positioning them in different spots around our community. This first library was built for an ‘inside’ area. Further builds can be constructed for outside sites.
Next time you visit the Community Centre, take a look at the latest Rotary Club project…..and enjoy your book.
Little Free Libraries is a non-profit organization originally established in Wisconsin in 2009. This past year, District 7010 (of which Fenelon Falls is a member) focused their attention on establishing Little Free Libraries in our District.
The Fenelon Falls Little Free Library was constructed as part of a Rotary District 7010 project to promote reading in our communities. A member of our community who is a professional photographer (Karen Suggitt of Baddow Road Photography) and her pictures are featured on the walls of the Little Free Library. You may recognize some community members and or community activities that make our town so unique.
If this Library is successful, our club will consider creating more and positioning them in different spots around our community. This first library was built for an ‘inside’ area. Further builds can be constructed for outside sites.
Next time you visit the Community Centre, take a look at the latest Rotary Club project…..and enjoy your book.