Books, Buds and Bars: Programs for Adult Readers
This September, libraries are celebrating back-to-school with book programs for kids and teens. What activities can best reach our adult readers?
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Poetry Matters
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In this rural Ohio community, the library provides a rare — and much appreciated — opportunity for poetry lovers.
Mental Health Series Ignites Conversation
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Challenge mental health stigmas at your library with a program series about mental disorders, awareness and advocacy.
Grown-Up Gaming
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Looking to attract the elusive 18-to-40 crowd? Try collaborating with a local interest group to host a game program.
Pride @ the Library
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A New Jersey public library launched a series of events in June to celebrate and educate for LGBT Pride Month.
Discover Your Inner Frankenstein
FrankenHeroes lets teens swap and combine parts from different toys to make their own creations.
Have Your Voice Heard / Aural Literature / Controversy & Conversation
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Three programs at the Austin (Texas) Public Library's Terrazas Branch serve Austin's homeless population.
4 Ways to Make NaNoWriMo Awesome
Encourage library users to write books, as well as read them, with National Novel Writing Month.
They Made Their Stamp on History (Display)
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Sacramento Public Library celebrates Black History Month with a history lesson using stamps.
We're Going on a Photo Hunt
The University of Dayton Libraries has replaced its traditional library tour with something more engaging.