The La Vergne Public Library is proud to announce a celebration in honor of the first 10 years in its new building! The 10th Anniversary Celebration will be held Saturday, November 10 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. There will be free entertainment and refreshments for all ages. For the adults, the library will present a craft demonstration, a program by the library’s new Genealogy Group, and a foray into the free language-learning resource Transparent Language Database Online.

About the La Vergne Public Library

The library first came into existence via the dedication and hard work of Faye Waldron Toombs, who established the library in a tiny closet in City Hall in 1975. On November 17, 2002, the brand new 22,000 square foot Nir Shreibman Building, La Vergne Public Library (named after the late son of local developer Amnon Shreibman) opened its doors.