Updated Grove Hall teen program flyer for April.
Let’s have a Pac-Man Party! Or perhaps you’d rather make your own lava lamp or love beads, or just chow down on some nifty ‘50s snacks? The newest book from this unbeatable team of best-selling authors trawls the decades for a super, fabulous, groovy, awesome, and totally rad assortment of programs for patrons of all ages. Complete with programming best practices, age ranges
Passive programs for the library (self-directed programming)
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We are passionate supporters of public libraries here at Pages Unbound. But there are still awesome services and programs I would love to see libraries provide! Here are ten cool ideas that would get me in the library doors. Cat Cafe I love cats, so what's not to love about the cat cafe? In this…
When I recapped the 2012 YALSA YA Literature Symposium last week, one of the conference ideas I mentioned liking was the "What We're Read...
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We've deconstructed some of our favorite YA plots and reconstructed them with emojis because, emojis.
A fun and fairly easy program to put together, Life-Size Clue was a hit with our middle school audience and something we'll repeat in the future!
It's impossible to figure out how to outline any one aspect of your story in isolation. Instead, learn 3 ways to "bob and weave" from one to the next.
I was browsing and rummaging my way around the lovely Tynemouth flea market recently when I found one of the Holy Grail items of unnecessary but somehow vital purpose - an old terrarium. What is a terrarium, I hear you cry! Is it a place for fish or reptiles to live? No. That's an aquarium…
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Ideas for self-directed activities and passive programs for kids at the library. Obstacle courses, scavenger hunts, displays, and more.
Amazon.com: Adult Programs in the Library: 9780838911402: Lear, Brett W.: Books
From the OMA Concept Book. This visualization of the library’s “programs” is the heart of the Library’s design, as confirmed by Joshua Prince-Ramus. This is the visual slight-of-hand that transposes material books into a “program.” Other programs are: operations, parking, hq, reading, attraction, living room. As groups of functionality and processes, they are very much…
