The Warden Library hosted a Ballet Folklórico Viva México performance on Thursday, July 21, 2026, drawing over 100 attendees—a record for library events according to Librarian Jean Boersma.
Boersma stated the event was part of the library's summer program focused on "Plant a Seed, Read" with a farm-to-table theme planned for the next Thursday featuring 4-H Club animal demonstrations. The performance included traditional Mexican dances with dancers of varying ages in colorful costumes, followed by audience participation and bilingual explanations of dance history and symbolism.
The library's summer program typically draws about 50 children weekly, but Boersma noted increased attendance this year, with more community members participating than in previous years.