The Friends of Robert Trail Library
Building a Stronger Community Through Literacy, Learning, and Library Support
Once upon a time, in the cozy corner of our digital library world, a story of transformation began. The Friends of Robert Trail Library website is currently under construction, getting a fresh chapter and a new look.
Like any great tale, it will take a couple of weeks to unfold. We appreciate your patience and support as we turn the page to an even better experience. Stay tuned—our story will continue soon!
Help us kickoff the Summer Reading Program!
Monday, June 9 | 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Robert Trail Library
Celebrate the start of summer with stories, scoops, and smiles! Join us at Robert Trail Library for a fun-filled afternoon to launch the Summer Reading Program. Cool down with free ice cream, meet fellow readers, and get excited about all the adventures waiting in this year’s reading challenge. FREE and open to the public – everyone’s invited!
"Whenever you read a good book, somewhere in the world a door opens to allow in more light."
Vera Nazarian
Triskele: A Symbol of Heritage and Community
Standing proudly at the heart of Robert Trail Library, Triskele is a striking freestanding sculpture crafted by renowned local artist Foster Willey. The three interlocking spirals, a symbol of eternal life, have been a prominent motif in Celtic art for centuries.
This stunning piece not only enhances the library’s landscape but also reflects Rosemount’s deep Irish heritage, serving as a visual tribute to the community’s cultural roots.
Foster Willey is a Minnesota-based sculptor and public artist who maintains his studio in St. Paul. With a passion for large-scale works, his art has been featured in numerous municipal and public spaces, adding beauty and meaning to communities. Explore more of his work at www.fosterwilley.com