A summer full of books, creativity, activities, and gatherings has come to an end for the Library, leaving behind a significant footprint of participation and love for reading.
The numbers reflect the dynamic presence of the Library in the local community in the most characteristic way: 9,415 visitors, 815 loans, 50 children’s activities, and 770 participants make up this year’s summer review.
During the summer, 9,415 people visited the Library, highlighting it as an open and welcoming space of knowledge, information, creativity, and connection for people of all ages.
At the same time, 815 book loans took place, confirming the public’s steady interest in reading and fostering a love for books, while strengthening the Library’s role as a vibrant hub for engagement with literature and knowledge.
A special place in the summer program was held by the 50 children’s activities, through which children had the opportunity to learn, create, play, collaborate, and discover the world of books and culture in an experiential way.
Public response was also particularly strong, with 770 participations recorded in the Library’s summer events, confirming that the need for creative, entertaining, and meaningful gatherings remains strong.
We warmly thank everyone who visited the Library and took part in the activities, helping to make this summer special. The Library continues to be an open and lively space for knowledge, culture, communication, and creativity, offering even more books, activities, and gatherings for children and adults alike.
