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Happy Columbus Day!
Did you know? There’s more to Columbus Day than a day off.
Round Top Family Library will be closed Monday, Oct. 12, in observance of Columbus Day.
For many of us, Columbus Day has become associated with a day off from school, a federal holiday or simply a three-day weekend. But do you know why the holiday was established?
Columbus Day commemorates Christopher Columbus’ arrival in the Caribbean on Oct. 12, 1492. Celebrations of the anniversary date back centuries, and in the United States, the holiday became particularly associated with Italian American communities.
In 1937, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a proclamation designating Oct. 12 as Columbus Day. In 1968, Congress established Columbus Day as a federal legal holiday, and beginning in 1971, it was observed on the second Monday in October.
Today, the holiday is viewed in different ways across the country. Some states and communities continue to observe Columbus Day, while others recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day, focusing on the history, cultures and contributions of Native peoples.
And because we’re a library, we think a holiday with a lot of history behind it is a pretty good excuse to learn a little something new.
We hope you enjoy the holiday — and perhaps discover a little history along the way!
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Events for October 12, 2026
Folk Tapestry
Hosted by Joe Angel Mondays, Sundays 10am-Noon Folk Tapestry weaves together the threads that form roots music and includes an eclectic mix of traditional and contemporary folk, singer/songwriter, country, cowboy, western swing, bluegrass, rockabilly, blues, Cajun/Zydeco, Celtic, and more.
The DougHouse
Hosted by Doug Elliot Mondays 5pm-6pm, Fridays Noon-1pm The DougHouse mixes nuggets from LPs with a healthy dose of B-sides. A little history and backstory shows up now and then in between the tunes. Doug Elliot, aka “The Fayette County Sky Guy”, grew up listening to 45s and LPs back in the 60s and has [...]
Bugle Boy Mix
Hosted by The Bugle Boy Monday-Saturday 6pm-8pm Bugle Boy Mix is a mix of music by artists that have played The Bugle Boy in La Grange, Texas. The Bugle Boy is a unique venue that features top national and international independent artists in the genres of Americana, blues, rock and folk. For more information and [...]
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