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46 children in Costuleni spend their holidays at the village library's summer camp

From 13 to 17 July, the Costuleni Public Library is hosting a summer camp for the village's children: educational, creative and recreational activities coordinated by librarian Adriana Leiba. The mayor's office funds it, parents chip in, and the children also get a snack every day.

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Ion Calmîș
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15 July 2026
Children from the Costuleni summer camp, seated in a circle on the grass during an outdoor activity; in the background you can see the trees and the spire of the village church.
The summer camp at the Costuleni Public Library, 13–17 July 2026. Photo: Costuleni Mayor's Office

For 46 children in Costuleni, the summer holidays have an unexpected address this week: the village library. From Monday, 13 July, to Friday, 17 July, the Costuleni Public Library has turned into a day camp — with games and educational and creative activities, the Costuleni Mayor’s Office announces.

According to the mayor’s office, the 46 participants are spending the camp days “in a friendly, safe environment full of positive energy”. The activities are coordinated by librarian Adriana Leiba, who draws the children into interactive moments, games and holiday experiences.

Who pays

The camp is organised with the financial support of the Costuleni Mayor’s Office and a contribution from parents, and the children are given a snack every day — the local administration notes in the announcement published on Wednesday, midway through the camp week.

The library, more than just books

The Costuleni format — the village library serving as a holiday centre — answers a practical problem: not every parent can afford paid camps or the trips to Ungheni. An organised week, with a schedule and supervision, right in the village, is for many families the only “camp” within reach.

The initiative adds to the raion’s (district’s) holiday offering, which this summer also includes the “Prietenia” day camp in the town of Ungheni, the “Childhood in Little Cluj” cultural programme and the theatre camp at TeatrUngheni.