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Lena Fine is an indie folk/rock musician based in Philadelphia, PA. Born and raised in northern New Jersey, Lena began writing music at age 14, taking nods and inspiration from the likes of Soccer Mommy, Pinegrove, and Liz Phair. Moving to Philadelphia when she was 19, she’s spent the past four years sowing seeds and growing roots in the Philly DIY scene. Learn more.

GBMystical is a Philadelphia based artist whose next album, Wannabe, will be released via Bee Side Cassettes on May 2, 2025. Learn more.

Rebecca earned a BA in Spanish and Political Science from Rutgers University in New Brunswick. In a few weeks, she will be attending her graduation ceremony, also at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, where she is earning her MILS. Rebecca's graduate degree in library science from Rutgers will be accredited by the American Library Association.

Rebecca previously worked at the Somerset County Library System as a Library Assistant for two years where she was responsible for reference, outreach, collection management, and programming.

Mayor DellaPia will join the friends as they look to future generations of readers who value books. Snacks will be provided. There is a limited supply of butterflies. Rain date: June 8th at 1pm.

Please note the ceremony with Mayor DellaPia, the reception, and the butterfly release will take place on June 7. If we have inclement weather, we will return on June 8th to release the butterflies.

The second Little Free Library was just installed at the Washington Township Municipal Building. Not only are there free books, but the Little Free Library includes bookmarks about our services. There is also a QR code on the unit to make it easy to access the library website.

We are thankful for Mayor DellaPia and the township Public Works Department who assisted us with this project.