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Canopy AtlantaMay 26, 2026

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Riverdale doesn’t have a coffee shop on every corner—but it has something just as important.

Canopy Atlanta’s Genia Billingsley visited both branches of the Clayton County Public Library System in Riverdale, and what she found was a true third space. Librarians who know patrons by name. Kids gearing up for summer reading. Community members coming from across Clayton County just to be there. Some of the strongest community engagement in Riverdale is happening right inside these libraries. Want to share what community means to you in Riverdale? Fill out our listening form. 🔗 bit.ly/riverdale-listening or link in bio. #riverdalega #cityofriverdale #riverdalegeorgia #clayco
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