New Wheaton Library to Open in September

UPDATE Friday at 9 a.m.: The grand opening for the Wheaton Library and Community Recreation Center has been changed to Sunday, September 8 at 2 p.m. The facility will open following the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

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The Wheaton Library officially has an opening date. The grand opening of the new Wheaton Library and Recreational Center will be on September 7, at 11:00 a.m.  Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich will attend the ribbon cutting ceremony, and the facility will open immediately after.

The Wheaton interim library has been closed since June, after the original Wheaton library closed in 2016. Residents can expect a community recreation center, pottery studio, Friends of the Library used bookstore, park, underground parking garage and redesigned roadway in addition to the library.

The recreation center is on the first and second floor of the building. The first floor is comprised of a game room, full size gymnasium, and a café space. The second floor will hold exercise and weight rooms, a walking track around the gymnasium, multiple activity rooms, a large social hall, a full service commercial style kitchen, a dance/exercise studio, community lounge, and classrooms. According to the Montgomery County Government website, this facility is the first of its kind in the county.

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The facility is located at the corner of Georgia and Arcola avenues in Wheaton.

Related:

Wheaton Interim Library to Close June 22

Community Turns Out for Closing Ceremony of Wheaton Library (PHOTOS & VIDEO)

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Abigail Brooke

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Abigail Brooke is a Journalism and Emerging Media major at Eastern University. She has worked in news media for two years. She can be reached at abrooke@mymcmedia.org

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One Response to “New Wheaton Library to Open in September”

  1. On August 13, 2019 at 5:31 pm responded with... #

    Wow ! This looks A M A Z I N G. .
    Forget going all the way to Randolph Road

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