By Shawnette Fiedtkou
The National Library in Linden is expanding its programs to promote reading and learning across all age groups.
Over the weekend, it organized a vibrant Mashramani parade at McKenzie, showcasing its commitment to community engagement.
The National Library Linden Branch is dedicated to integrating various programs to attract learners and readers of all ages.
Members of the storytime program enthusiastically participated in a road parade that commenced at the Regional Education Department office.
Senior Professional Librarian Annis Craig led the procession, highlighting the library’s dedication to fostering literacy and cultural celebration in Guyana.
The parade culminated at the Linden Theme Park, where participants enjoyed a captivating storytime program.
Annis Craig emphasized the library’s efforts to ensure inclusivity, stating that it provides programs catering to individuals from 6 years old to adulthood.
Currently, the library offers a diverse range of interactive sessions, including a seniors’ program called Library Link, a young adult club, storytime for children, puzzle fixing, DIY crafts, and training in public speaking with read-aloud sessions.
Other programs such as Science Corner, Numbers and Me, and Impromptu Speech aim to enrich learning experiences.
All programs are offered free of charge, encouraging community members to take advantage of the opportunities for personal growth and development.
Interested individuals are encouraged to visit the library for more information on how to get involved.