Lakewood Library – Book Sale Fundraiser

Lakewood Library Friends (LLF) is a non-profit organization which provides resources for educational & enrichment programs through the Lakewood Library. If you have used the summer reading programs, attended a speaker series, or your kids have participated in activities at the Lakewood Library, then you have likely benefited from Lakewood Library Friends’ efforts!

LLF is running a Book Sale in early September to raise funds to support these activities and programs.

When
     Members Only VIP Access
          September 3: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
     Open to the Public
          September 4: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
          September 5: 12:00 PM – 6:30 PM
          September 6: 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM
          September 7: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Where
     Dallas Lakewood Library
     6121 Worth Street
     Dallas, TX 75214

by Membership Chair

Enter our LGNA T-Shirt Contest!

LGNA is partnering with Bullzerk to develop a t-shirt as unique and cool as our neighborhood and its residents!

Submit a tagline by August 29 to president@lgna.net and you could win a free t-shirt (of course) as well as a $25 gift card to Bullzerk.

If you have artistic talent, you can submit graphic designs as well and win that way too.

Obviously, clever and catchy is good, off color, not so much. Can’t wait to see what you come up with!

by Membership Chair

Digital Kiosk Public Meeting – 15 Aug 2024

The City of Dallas is considering adding digital kiosks to pedestrian areas around the city. As a result, city staff is seeking public input on the plan.

The meeting is scheduled for 15 August 2024, 6-8pm. It will be hosted in-person and virtually. Please see the flyer below for more information. If you wish to attend, in-person or virtually, you must pre-register HERE.

A digital kiosk is a a self-standing structure assembled in strategic pedestrian areas, such as sidewalks and public spaces. It is a self-service unit that features a touchscreen display and is designed to provide information, services, or products. In contrast, a static kiosk is non-interactive and advertises non-digital products, services, or information.

by Membership Chair