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Splash Party kicks off summer reading program

Farmington Public Library opens summer reading with a splash

David Edward Albright

Tri-City Record

Thursday, Jun 5, 2025 9:30 AM MT

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The Color Our World Summer Reading at the Farmington Public Library is available through the Beanstack Reading app. Participants can win prizes like a 3D printer, Legos, Nintendo Switch and more just by logging their reading in the app. For more information, and to register for the Farmington Public Library Summer Reading Challenge, go to infoway.org/SummerReading.  (Brad Ryan/Special to The Tri-City Record)
The Color Our World Summer Reading at the Farmington Public Library is available through the Beanstack Reading app. Participants can win prizes like a 3D printer, Legos, Nintendo Switch and more just by logging their reading in the app. For more information, and to register for the Farmington Public Library Summer Reading Challenge, go to infoway.org/SummerReading. (Brad Ryan/Special to The Tri-City Record)cca

Farmington Public Library’s Summer Reading Program was a SPLASH! On On Sat., May 31 over 1200 people came to the Farmington Public Library to enjoy decorating Summer Reading T-shirts, dancing in the foam provided by Ann Lincoln, Karaoke singing and coloring the sidewalks around the library. (Brad Ryan/Special to The Tri-City Record)
Farmington Public Library’s Summer Reading Program was a SPLASH! On On Sat., May 31 over 1200 people came to the Farmington Public Library to enjoy decorating Summer Reading T-shirts, dancing in the foam provided by Ann Lincoln, Karaoke singing and coloring the sidewalks around the library. (Brad Ryan/Special to The Tri-City Record)cca

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