• SAForbesStage-HG-CL06182025,ph4
    Ken Rose, owner of Anvil Ornamental Inc., works on tightening bolts on the new stage at Forbes Library. The stage, on the library’s west lawn, will be open air and covered, with ramps to provide handicap access to both the stage and viewing area. The $289,000 project is being funded by ARPA funds from the city, a state earmark, a gift by the Friends of Forbes Library and more than $125,000 in private donations.
  • SAForbesStage-HG-CL06182025,ph3
    Ken Rose, owner of Anvil Ornamental Inc., works on tightening bolts on the new stage at Forbes Library. The stage, on the library’s west lawn, will be open air and covered, with ramps to provide handicap access to both the stage and viewing area. The $289,000 project is being funded by ARPA funds from the city, a state earmark, a gift by the Friends of Forbes Library and more than $125,000 in private donations.
  • SAForbesStage-HG-CL06182025,ph2
    Ken Rose, owner of Anvil Ornamental Inc., works on tightening bolts on the new stage at Forbes Library. The stage, on the library’s west lawn, will be open air and covered, with ramps to provide handicap access to both the stage and viewing area. The $289,000 project is being funded by ARPA funds from the city, a state earmark, a gift by the Friends of Forbes Library and more than $125,000 in private donations.
  • SAForbesStage-HG-CL06182025,ph1
    Ken Rose, owner of Anvil Ornamental Inc., works on tightening bolts on the new stage at Forbes Library. The stage, on the library’s west lawn, will be open air and covered, with ramps to provide handicap access to both the stage and viewing area. The $289,000 project is being funded by ARPA funds from the city, a state earmark, a gift by the Friends of Forbes Library and more than $125,000 in private donations.