EAST LAKE COMMUNITY LIBRARY
Strengthening our community through inspiration, enrichment, and education.
Friends of East Lake Community Library is a non-profit, 501 (c)(3) organization that raises funds to promote and enhance the library's services and facilities while also fostering closer relationships between the library and its community. Monies raised help to support materials and services not covered by library tax funds. All are welcome at Friends meetings, which are held at 10 am the second Thursday of every month. Minutes of the meetings are available at the library on request. If you have any questions, please email friendsofelcl@gmail.com
Barbara Cole, President: barbarawcole@gmail.com
Joan Lawler, Vice President: joan_lawler@hotmail.com
How can you help?
Book Nook & Online Sales
Donate gently used books and media to FOELCL. We provide a tax letter for your donations upon request. Donation bins are located on the side of the library.
Donations are used in the
library or sold
in the Book Nook or on eBay. Some
are used in community outreach efforts.
The Book Nook sells some specialized items and collectibles online.
Click to see what is currently for sale.
Baskets, Raffles & Auctions
Year-round, gift baskets are for sale at the front of the library. Donations of new and “like-new” items are welcome and are used to create these clever gifts.
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Building Community
2024 Concert Series
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Sunday, January 28, 2024
After Five Jazz Trio
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Sunday, February 25, 2024
St. Pete Baroque
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Sunday, March 24, 2024
Crooner Steve Walker
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Sunday, April 28, 2024
Violinist Cal Morris
All concerts begin at 2 pm in the library’s Community Room.
A complimentary wine and cheese social will follow each of the hour-long concerts.
Tickets cost $15 per concert, and advance purchase is advised as seating is limited. Tickets may be purchased at the library's front desk.
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Five Little Free Libraries
FOELCL donations support 5 Little Free Libraries which are facilitated with community partners. They are located
at the Fire Station, Brooker Creek Preserve, the YMCA and in two Lansbrook parks.
