Forest Park branch library features MakerSpace
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ContributedThe Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library celebrated the opening of the new Forest Park Branch Library at 660 Northland Blvd. on September 14. The Library Board of Trustees and staff, local elected officials, community members  were present for the event.This estimated $19.2 million new build is an investment in the vibrant community. The new building is a Big Next Generation Library; a 26,440-square-foot facility built from the ground up featuring new Makerspace equipment, spaces to gather and meet, exciting kids space with play equipment, a teen space for studying and gaming, convenient drive-thru, ample parking, and more.The Spacious Kids Area Features Play Elements, iPads, and a New Space for Storytimes. Photo providedNew Kids Area Featuring Interactive Play Elements. Photo providedMultiple Community Partners Helped Curate Displays of Their Own for the Opening Celebration. Photo providedExpanded Service Points for Checkouts and Assistance. Photo providedEntrance to the MakerSpace. Photo providedNew Forest Park Branch Library. Photo providedA MakerSpace is a collaborative work space inside a school, library or separate public/private facility for making, learning, exploring and sharing that uses high tech to no tech tools. These spaces are open to kids, adults, and entrepreneurs and have a variety of maker equipment including 3D...
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