Darien Library has announced the return of its 10th Annual Mini Golf Fundraiser, happening on Saturday, February 8, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, February 9, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
— an announcement from Darien Library
Mini Golf at the Library has been a community favorite for the past decade, bringing families and friends together for a day of fun. Players of all ages can enjoy putting their way through a unique 18-hole miniature golf course set up throughout the Library.
After completing the course, all golfers can warm up with a complimentary hot chocolate, generously provided by Michael Joseph’s Catering.
To learn more and register in advance, visit darienlibrary.org/minigolf, or contact the Darien Library Administrative Office at 203-669-5220. Early bird pricing will be available until January 26th for just $8 a person, after that tickets will be $10 per player.
Thanks to Supporters
Mini Golf is made possible thanks to the generous support of local businesses and families. The Top of The Leaderboard sponsors are Ring’s End and Land Rover of Darien. Premier Hole in One sponsors include Sheree Frank (Houlihan Lawrence Real Estate); The Wyper Family; Neil Hauck Architects; Darien Pilates; STM Fieldhouse; and Nedder and Associates LLC. Par Hole sponsors include Alan Hyatt Landscaping, LLC; Gway Printing & Graphics; Kumon; Lil’ Dente; Pediatric Dentistry; Maryann Lehmann, DDS; Hollow Tree Storage; NOLA Physical Therapy + Performance; Bankwell; Orthodontic Boutique; and Cassie Coven, Team AFA at William Raveis. Tee and Green sponsors include Carta, McAlister & Moore, LLC; The Darien Toy Box; and Kumo Restaurant and Market. Gifts-in-Kind are provided by Michael Joseph’s Catering; ZSTRICT Indoor Golf Simulation; and The Pantry.
The event is organized by the dedicated Darien Library Mini Golf Committee: Melissa Noonan (chair), Margit Bluestein, Maggie Domont, Belinda Fang, Jennifer Handt, Jessica Levey, Mary Beth Livengood, Alex Sinclair, Min Selkowitz, and Rica Udani.
About Darien Library
Darien Library is among the busiest libraries in the state, with over 1,300 people visiting on an average day and the highest per capita circulation of items in Connecticut. The Library collection includes 125,000 books and 300 newspaper and magazine subscriptions. In addition, the Library presents over 1,500 public events annually, hosting a lineup of bestselling authors, technology classes, early literacy programs, and workshops for small business owners and entrepreneurs.