The mini-Library Con event held by Page Public Library was a resounding success, drawing in over 400 attendees who were eager to immerse themselves in the world of comic books, movies, television and pop culture.
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The mini-Library Con event held by Page Public Library was a resounding success, drawing in over 400 attendees who were eager to immerse themselves in the world of comic books, movies, television and pop culture. Recognizing the challenge for many in the community to attend larger Comic Con events due to distance and cost, the library decided to innovate and bring the experience closer to home.
The enthusiastic response from attendees, as well as their inquiries about future events, highlighted the event’s popularity and the community’s desire for such programming. In response to this positive feedback, the library has committed to making the mini-Library Con an annual tradition. The event will be expanded and enhanced each year, offering even more excitement and entertainment for people of all ages. By continually evolving and improving the mini-Library Con, Page Public Library is demonstrating its dedication to providing engaging and accessible programs that cater to the diverse interests of its community.
