COLUMBUS—Columbus Metropolitan Library (CML) celebrates the one-year anniversary of its new Gahanna Branch today. The branch serves a growing and changing Gahanna community, equipping its residents with the tools they need to succeed.
The Gahanna Branch has:
- 36,400 square feet of space on two floors (increased from 21,400 square feet at the former branch).
- Interactive Children’s area with more space for programs and areas for children to read, study and use computers.
- Ready for Kindergarten area where preschoolers and their families can prepare for kindergarten.
- YouMedia Center for teens to connect and create with technology.
- School Help Center where students can get free after-school help.
- Three large meeting rooms and nine study rooms to gather and meet.
- Job Help resources and staff to help customers navigate them.
- Spacious Quiet Room with extraordinary views.
- Public computers for the community to reserve.
- Commissioned works of public art.
- Seating areas to read and relax.
- A robust collection of library materials to meet the community’s needs.
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