By Riley Fontana
Hometown Weekly Reporter
The Medfield Library played host to its second annual "End of Summer Social for Adults." The event, held after library hours, provided an intimate gathering for adult patrons, offering a perfect setting for book enthusiasts to connect. Set within one of the library's smaller rooms, the occasion fostered interactions among like-minded individuals.
The social affair treated guests to snacks and beverages, accompanied by buttons identifying their preferences for reading—whether in the realms of reality or fantasy. These buttons served as effective icebreakers, encouraging conversations about a diverse range of books and reading preferences. Attendees engaged in catching up and networking before delving into an engaging round of trivia.
The trivia segment centered on literature and infused a sense of enjoyment for all participants. Teams fervently competed, aiming to secure victory and outshine their rivals. While a few teams emerged victorious, the overall atmosphere remained lighthearted, leaving everyone content with their acquired literary knowledge. Collaborative team efforts were celebrated, and the event facilitated interactions with new acquaintances.
While the Medfield Library is known for its diverse range of events catering to all age groups, its offerings for adults hold a distinct allure. These events create an avenue for the community to gather, interact, and mingle without the presence of younger attendees. The strategic scheduling of events after library hours accommodates working adults, allowing them to unwind and partake in enriching activities when most establishments are closed.
"The End of Summer Social for Adults" presented by the Medfield Library exemplifies an exceptional event for the adult demographic. This annual gathering serves the community in a unique manner by offering an exclusive space for adults, away from the usual stresses of life. Anticipation for this event is palpable, with patrons eagerly looking forward to discussing their summer reading experiences and sharing their Fall reading lists.
