Not Today, Santa
Are you swearing off holiday programs at your library? Here are a few winter program ideas to try instead.
Are you swearing off holiday programs at your library? Here are a few winter program ideas to try instead.
Based on Franklin’s “club for mutual improvement,” these meetings help participants improve themselves and their communities.
This time of year, we could all use some exercise. This festive, dress-up fun run raises money for charity.
An ALA initiative helps small and rural library staff develop the communication skills they need to thrive.
Help patrons of all ages find their stories — not only as readers, but as writers.
Help your patrons craft a memorable tribute for themselves or loved ones.
If you haven't made friends yet with your local school district, now is your time to shine.
Looking for an easy fall craft that is fun for all ages and reuses old materials?
From letter-writing campaigns to debate clubs to button-making, here are some ways to get teens involved.
For inclusive programming that reaches kids with and without intellectual disabilities, the Young Athletes program is a great place to start.