About Us
Our Mission
The Cedar Park Public Library Foundation, founded in 1993 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit charity corporation, is committed to assist the Library in achieving excellence and to develop business/ community support through financial assistance for Library initiatives.
Community
The Foundation supports the annual summer reading program and enrichment programs for all ages, as well as technology solutions that enhance customer service to Library users. In 2017, 52,447 community members attended programs sponsored by the Foundation!
Join Us
Interested in joining the Library Foundation? Call Julia Mitschke, Library Director,
512-401-5630 or download our online application.
Donate now by clicking on the link at the top of the page.
Fable Fest
Saturday Oct 27, 2018 @ Elizabeth Milburn Park
This year marked the TENTH year for what has become one of the most highly regarded events in Cedar Park: Fable Fest
We had an incredibly successful day, with around 10,000 people in attendance and about $10,000 raised in activity ticket sales alone. Funds raised from the event will benefit the Cedar Park Public Library by paying for reading programs, advanced technologies and expanding the current library collections for years to come.
2019 Schedule: October 26 from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
What an incredible day for the entire family! It was an experience worthy of fables! There was live jousting, bouncy houses, a petting zoo, games for the kiddos, booths with wonderful local businesses, and tasty food. Plus, entertainment by musicians, athletes, dancers, and other members of the local community!
Kids and adults dressed up in costume, and there were prizes for the winners!
Check updates on Facebook and on our Fable Fest page.
Books for Babies
Encouraging early literacy one book and one baby at a time!
Books for Babies is a project designed to encourage early literacy in Cedar Park by providing a new book, an invitation to get a library card, and literacy literature to each newborn baby in Cedar Park. The goal is to improve overall literacy in the community, and reduce the academic disparities between wealthier and low-income children.
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