MIDCOAST Council’s extended and upgraded Tea Gardens Library was reopened on Monday 15 September.
Recent works included a 97m² extension to provide a meeting and events space, an amenities upgrade, an access ramp upgrade, new carpet and self-serve technology.
“These upgrades were important to better meet the needs of our local community to ensure they can keep using the space in a variety of ways,” said Alex Mills, MidCoast Council’s Manager Libraries, Community and Cultural Services.
There will be an official opening in October for the community to come and celebrate the new space.
More information about this event will be provided soon.
This $600,000 project was funded by a Public Libraries Infrastructure Grant and State Library of NSW Local Special Projects Funding.
A small community donation was given to contribute to a new local history alcove in the library.
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