DOVER, Del. — Public libraries across the First State are marking National Library Week with special festivities showcasing the vital services they provide to residents throughout Delaware.
Throughout this week, library systems statewide will highlight the diverse and meaningful programs they bring to communities across the state. These celebrations aim to demonstrate the essential role libraries play in education, community engagement, and public service.
State lawmakers will formally acknowledge Library Week during proceedings at Legislative Hall this Tuesday, April 21st. The recognition comes through a joint resolution put forward by Senator Russ Huxtable along with a representative co-sponsor.
The week-long observance provides an opportunity for Delaware’s library network to showcase how these institutions continue to evolve and serve their communities beyond traditional book lending services.
