A standout student musician from South Pasadena is making waves, with plans to appear on an NPR show, according to discussions at the recent South Pasadena Library Board of Trustees meeting. The student, who has garnered multiple scholarships, was praised for her exceptional talent and grace, likened to that of a seasoned professor.

The interview committee member, who has been involved for four years, shared insights about the student’s impressive journey, noting that she has already made a significant impact in the community. “We’re going to hear big things about her going forward,” he said, expressing hope that she will return for an illustration concert in the city.

In addition to celebrating this young talent, the meeting highlighted the library's commitment to community engagement, including plans for a poster display at the maker space. This initiative aims to further connect residents with local achievements and events, reinforcing the library's role as a cultural hub in South Pasadena.

As the community looks forward to the student’s future endeavors, the library continues to foster an environment that nurtures creativity and talent among its youth.