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Bigger, better and multiple first-evers, Midland Library grand reopening Oct. 26

Portland, ORLocal News

Midland Library in Multnomah County is gearing up for its grand reopening scheduled for October 26, a highly anticipated event that promises to offer a modern and welcoming environment for community members. The library will host a two-day celebration filled with engaging activities such as origami workshops and hula dancing, ensuring a vibrant atmosphere for all ages. The renovation focuses on energy efficiency and contemporary design, showcasing a commitment to sustainability that aligns with the LEED certification standards. This library serves as a vital resource for the community, enhancing access to literature, technology, and cultural experiences. It is expected to attract a diverse audience, including families and art enthusiasts, further solidifying its role as a community hub.

The reopening not only marks a physical transformation but also reflects the community's ongoing dedication to fostering creativity and learning. The event will highlight the library's advancements in art, design, and engineering, which are essential for modern public spaces. Overall, the Midland Library's grand reopening is a significant milestone for Multnomah County, promising to enrich the lives of its residents.

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