Morse Library programming attendance surges 55 percent
Morse Library programming attendance surges 55 percent in fiscal 2026. The Board of Trustees heard that programming attendance increased to an estimated 24,170 from 15,538 the previous year, driven by increased funding and expanded outreach across all departments. The total number of programs rose
Morse Institute Library Board of Trustees · Meeting of August 3, 2026
NATICK — Morse Library programming attendance surges 55 percent in fiscal 2026. The Board of Trustees heard that programming attendance increased to an estimated 24,170 from 15,538 the previous year, driven by increased funding and expanded outreach across all departments. The total number of programs rose from 932 to 987, a 5 percent increase.
Circulation remains level with final numbers pending. The Strategic Planning Committee identified initiatives focused on revamping communication strategies and improving wayfinding. Film crews will visit on August 5 to record interviews for a Federal Veterans' Oral History Project documentary.
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Source: the Morse Institute Library Board of Trustees meeting of August 3, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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