One popular children's program we do each summer is the library circus. This program is for children ages preschool through 5th grade and is a one hour program with lots of hands on stations for kids to visit. We have several hundred people attend each year. We have families, preschools, daycares, summer school, and more that attend.
Students learn technology skills, geography and history while researching "the last great race."
Celebrate the best in local literary and culinary talent by combining a reading with a scrumptious dessert.
Using a food history book as inspiration, a Los Angeles library taught their teens to make healthy smoothies.
Explore, a program for developmentally challenged adults, uses multimedia tools, books and crafts in a quest for fun and lifelong learning.
The library teams up with local restaurants to create dishes inspired by three popular books.
Free Comic Book Day is traditionally on the first Saturday of May, but why not celebrate a few weeks early during National Library Week?
Immigrant chefs prepare a meal live over Zoom while participants cook along in their home kitchens.
Thanks to community donations and volunteer stylists, this library offers high schoolers free prom dresses, accessories and makeovers each spring.
This academic library planned a therapy dog session for staff to gather, relax and enjoy the company of furry friends.