Join us for an evening with award-winning author Silas House as he discusses his first book of poetry, All These Ghosts, offering a glimpse into the inspiration and stories behind his poetic debut. This event is also a chance to join the 1795 Society, a community of philanthropic leaders who invest in the Library’s long-term strength and innovation. Reserve your spot and purchase your tickets today - seating is limited! Visit our events page for full details on date, time and location.
Lexington Public Library Foundation
A Stronger Library for a Stronger Lexington.
A Stronger Library for a Stronger Lexington.
The Lexington Public Library Foundation envisions a thriving public library system, enriched by philanthropy. Created in 1997 to benefit, promote, and enhance the programs and facilities of the Lexington Public Library, our supporters assist in making the Library more valuable to the entire community.
Your support helps:
Provide every child and adult with access to the resources that strengthen reading skills and spark curiosity to become lifelong learners.
Innovation in Literacy & Education
Your support helps:
Make each branch vibrant, accessible, and inspiring.
Enhancing Accessible, Inviting, Spaces
Your support helps:
The Library to continue to spark connection and create space for relationships across demographics.
Fostering New, Vibrant Connections
- Casey Bolton
- Kelly Ball Broadbent
- Ralph Coldiron, Past Chair
- Elizabeth Combs
- Jennifer Decker
- Alex Garcia
- Mary Estes Haggin (Mary Wis)
- Emmy Hartley, Vice Chair
- Andy Jarvis, Treasurer
- Keith Key
- Emily Lane
- Herb Miller
- Tyler Miller
- Stephanie Nallia
- Jordan Parker, Chair
- Rebecca Poppe, Secretary
- Lynn Roty
- Megan Skinner
- Larry Smith
- Jimmy Turek
- Doug Way
- Rod Brotherton, Friends of the Library Delegate
- Heather Dieffenbach, Ex-Officio Lexington Public Library Executive
