A new chapter begins: Denmark Library, the fifth branch in Forsyth County Public Library system, is now open to serve the southwestern portion of the county!

Join District 3 Commissioner Todd Levent and Library Director Adrianne Junius as they tour the new library and explore the many special features it has to offer.

Patrons can enjoy a drive-up window, six study rooms, partitionable meeting room, outdoor amphitheater, story stroll, and an outdoor "Bookworm Garden" for children. Built within walking distance of Denmark High School, the library offers a variety of indoor and outdoor study spaces and a collection of Chromebooks and Launchpads for public use.

Come visit the library in person! A Denmark Library Dedication Ceremony will be held Saturday, May 10. Tours begin at 9 a.m., and celebratory remarks will be held at 10 a.m., followed by refreshments, performances and a variety of activities for all ages.

Construction of the Denmark Library was funded by the voters of SPLOST VIII, State of Georgia Capital Outlay Grants, impact fees, and additional library and County funds. For more details, visit the Forsyth County Public Library website.