Thinking Money Exhibit Kickoff and Coffeehouse
Patrons were invited to get a first peek at a financial literacy exhibits at an event with art projects, poetry and more.
Patrons were invited to get a first peek at a financial literacy exhibits at an event with art projects, poetry and more.
The Gerber/Hart Library and Archives collects and preserves LGBTQ+ history and culture in the Midwest and invites community members to actively engage in program and exhibit planning.
Community members curate library displays with personal collections, art or topics of interest to share.
Partnering with civic groups, and artists are just a few ways to create lasting community connections.
Academic librarians share how they engage the campus with the Americans and the Holocaust exhibit.
Libraries can apply to download a free DiY exhibit from the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
Thousands viewed the Americans and the Holocaust exhibit at this library and the impact continues.
Librarian Monique Sugimoto encourages residents to document and share their experiences from the pandemic.
With a piece of famous street art on display, an Indiana library created a passive program out of plywood.