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Midori Clark

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Midori Clark is the director of the Fort Worth Public Library, leading the City of Fort Worth's public library system and its branches, programming, and services. She was selected for the post following a national search and previously served as director of library and cultural services for the City of Aurora, Colorado, and in a leadership role with the Pueblo City-County Library District. In Fort Worth city proceedings and library communications, she appears in connection with community programming and library initiatives.
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August 2026

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The Fort Worth Public Library will host its free annual Amplify 817 Showcase from 6-10 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 15, at Birdies Social Club, featuring performances by local musicians. Musicians featured on the Library's Amplify 817 streaming service are paid $300 for a three-year license to stream their music on the platform.

Library to host free Amplify 817 event celebrating homegrown musicians

May 2026

Press Release

The Fort Worth Public Library is hosting a Summer Reading Kickoff event at Trinity Park on May 30, featuring activities, food trucks, a sensory-friendly storytime, and a free concert, while officially launching the Mayor's Summer Reading Challenge running through August 8.

Summer is here! Join the library for family fun at Trinity Park

April 2026

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Fort Worth Public Library is offering one free Mayfest ticket per active cardholder through May 2, as part of a partnership with Trinity Collaborative for the four-day festival at Trinity Park (April 30–May 3).

Score your free Mayfest ticket at the library