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Williamsburg Regional Library Launches ‘Mondays @ Frink’

Families participate in various reading and learning activities during 'Mondays @ Frink'.

News Summary

The Williamsburg Regional Library is launching ‘Mondays @ Frink’ at the Abram Frink Jr. Community Center. This new weekly initiative will promote literacy through family-oriented activities and special events for older adults. The program includes a literacy CAFE aiming to enhance reading skills and foster community engagement. It’s free and open to all, emphasizing collaboration with local advocates and community spaces. Programming will resume on June 2 after Memorial Day, continuing the library’s commitment to enriching lives through accessible literacy initiatives.

Williamsburg – The Williamsburg Regional Library (WRL) has announced the launch of a new weekly initiative called “Mondays @ Frink” at the Abram Frink Jr. Community Center. This program aims to enhance literacy and foster community engagement through a variety of activities specifically designed to promote reading, learning, and social interaction among participants of all ages.

Scheduled for every Monday, “Mondays @ Frink” will feature an array of family-oriented activities, including interactive games and engaging storytime sessions. Additionally, the program will specifically cater to older adults through special events and initiatives, providing tailored opportunities for this demographic to engage with the community.

Key elements of the program will include a literacy CAFE, which stands for comprehension, accuracy, fluency, and vocabulary expansion. This initiative is dedicated to helping seniors improve their reading skills and encourage lifelong learning. The program is free of charge and open to the public, ensuring accessibility for all members of the Williamsburg community.

The program comes as part of an effort by WRL to meet residents where they are, bringing essential library resources into everyday spaces. The support of library and literacy advocates, Sandy and Steve Menaquale, has been pivotal in making this initiative possible. The program utilizes the facilities provided by the James City County Parks and Recreation department, further emphasizing community collaboration.

“Mondays @ Frink” is set to continue after a brief closure surrounding Memorial Day, with programming restarting on June 2. The initiative is designed not only to entertain but also to educate, making it a valuable addition to the library’s outreach efforts.

Overall, the program represents WRL’s commitment to enriching lives through literacy and promoting a sense of community. By offering activities that appeal to various age groups and interests, “Mondays @ Frink” seeks to build cross-generational connections, making it a welcoming space for everyone.

For additional details regarding the “Mondays @ Frink” program, including a schedule of events and activities, community members are encouraged to visit the WRL website.