Neighborhood Block Party
Williams Library Reopening Celebration
2024-05-04 10:00:00
2024-05-04 14:00:00
America/Chicago
Neighborhood Block Party
The free community block party will reintroduce the library to the community with tours, demonstrations, and music from DJ Swift 720. Food from H.O.M.E. Vegan, Mr. Keith's Kettle Corn, and the Original ScoopDog.
Williams Library - Meeting Room, Business Center/Maker Space, Teen Space
Saturday, May 04
10:00am - 2:00pm
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2024-05-04 10:00:00
2024-05-04 14:00:00
America/Chicago
Neighborhood Block Party
The free community block party will reintroduce the library to the community with tours, demonstrations, and music from DJ Swift 720. Food from H.O.M.E. Vegan, Mr. Keith's Kettle Corn, and the Original ScoopDog.
Williams Library - Meeting Room, Business Center/Maker Space, Teen Space
Williams Library
Meeting Room, Business Center/Maker Space, Teen SpaceThe free community block party will reintroduce the library to the community with tours, demonstrations, and music from DJ Swift 720. Food from H.O.M.E. Vegan, Mr. Keith's Kettle Corn, and the Original ScoopDog.
Enjoy food, video games, face painting, and fun to celebrate the new Williams Library.
- 10:15AM – Storytime
- 11:00AM – Dunbar Middle School Band Performance
- 12:00PM – Step Performance by the Gamma Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., from Philander Smith University
- 1:00PM – Charcuterie Demonstration
Visit Pyramid Art, Books and Custom Framing (across the street at 1001 Wright Ave) as they unveil the Banned Books Garden. Show your library card, or sign up for one, and receive 15% off all titles (excluding consigned titles) from 10AM-6PM.
AGE GROUP: | All ages |
EVENT TYPE: | Society & Culture | Music | Fun & Play | Food & Drink |
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We're open 9:00AM to 8:00PM
Branch manager
Latina Sheard
Address
1800 South Chester Street
Little Rock, AR 72206
Little Rock, AR 72206
Tel: 501.376.4282
About the branch
The tenth library in the Central Arkansas Library System was dedicated in Sue Cowan Williams’s honor on March 22, 1997. Fittingly, the Sue Cowan Williams Library serves the community near the historic Dunbar High School building in downtown Little Rock, where Williams taught. Today at the Williams Library, patrons can see the same commitment to education and equal opportunity that inspired Sue Cowan Williams to take a stand. Williams offers a wide range of programs for children and teens.