10 Unique Program Ideas to Teach Digital Literacy
From AI Shakepeare to family trees, these library programs can teach patrons about internet architecture.
From AI Shakepeare to family trees, these library programs can teach patrons about internet architecture.
Dearest gentle reader, this afternoon tea program celebrates and discusses the "Bridgerton" book and the latest season of the Netflix series.
Attendees learn about and experiment with different tea leaves and ingredients to create personalized blends. The workshop also includes a tasting of their creations.
Participants cut colorful tissue paper into intricate designs to create this traditional Mexican craft.
A crash course for those wishing to dive into making a sourdough starter, with tips on how to care for it and a simple recipe to start.
This program guided participants in the art of crocheting granny squares, resulting in the creation of two communal blankets. Community members also contributed granny squares crafted at home. The finished blankets were then raffled off among the contributors.
Library Time is a modified storytime for adults with intellectual disabilities. Participants enjoy reading books, singing and dancing to our favorite songs.
Come aboard the Titanic (at the library) for a fascinating history lesson and dining experience.
The Naturalist-in-Residence encourages the community to explore and reflect on the natural world.
This successful hybrid art program inspires adult patrons to create and share their artistic visions.