Students had three days to create a video or board game prototype, with expert help from the University and community, and cash prizes.

This library replaced traditional summer reading logs with custom scratch-off cards. Participants scratched off spaces as they read, turning the familiar act of tracking Summer Reading into something tactile, playful and a little unexpected.

Camp WannaRead transformed adult summer programming into an immersive "summer camp for grown-ups." Instead of promoting standalone programs, this is a cohesive summer experience complete with camp branding, collectible merit-badge-style pins, participant tote bags, themed prizes, and eight nostalgic programs that encourage adults to rediscover the fun of summer camp while building community through the library.

Following a presentation on emergency preparedness, attendees built their own starter emergency kits and visited community organizations and agencies to learn about resources available before, during, and after an emergency.

Senior Socials provides a space and activities for seniors to meet and socialize for weekly crafts, games, movies, special speakers, chair exercise, and more.

“Teach Your Talent” is designed to reduce loneliness and build community by encouraging older adults to share their skills and experiences.

The Civic Hub Initiative was a six-month pop-up designed to deepen civic engagement by spotlighting critical local issues through rotating displays and programming.