Peshastin Library to Host Annual Ice Cream Social July 26

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Peshastin Friends of the Library are preparing for their annual Ice Cream Social on July 26, from 7 to 9 p. m. on the library lawn. This popular community event aims to celebrate the library's longstanding role in promoting literacy and engagement among residents. Attendees can look forward to enjoying various ice cream flavors while mingling with neighbors, fostering a sense of community.

The library has been a cornerstone of Peshastin since its establishment, providing resources and programs that benefit all age groups. This year's social is expected to attract a diverse crowd, highlighting the library's importance in local culture. The event serves as a reminder of the library's mission to support education and literacy initiatives. Community members are encouraged to bring their families and friends to enjoy this cherished summer tradition. Participation in such events enhances community bonds and showcases the library's vital contributions.

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