All aboard for a journey in miniature! The Grand Canyon State Model Railroaders are steaming their way into the Red Mountain Branch of Mesa Public Library for a showcase that's bound to be a hit with train enthusiasts and families alike. Situated at 635 N. Power Road, the model train exhibit features over 750 square feet of HO-scale tracks, trains, and tiny towns, sure to spark the imaginations of attendees of all ages.
Running from March 19 to 23, the exhibit will be open for visitors to explore and engage with. With Tuesday to Thursday operations chugging along from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday's display goes until 4:30 p.m., and Saturday's wraps up at 2 p.m. Model train operators, ready to derail any misconceptions, will be present to field questions and demonstrate the intricate process behind the creation and maintenance of these detailed displays.
Admission to this family-friendly event is free, and children are encouraged to come and see the elaborate setups. The model railroad offers a hands-on peek into the world of locomotives and railroading, providing an engaging educational experience alongside entertainment. According to the official event page, visitors can expect several trains in motion, weaving through model landscapes crafted with precision and care.
Interested parties looking for additional information are advised to check out the library's website or reach out to Veronica Coronado via email at [email protected]. Especially constructed to delight and educate, the model railroaders event is a testament to the timeless allure of the railroad and the intricate hobby that honors it.
