ATLAS: At The Library After School
With a new theme each month, this program consistently keeps third- through sixth-graders coming back.
With a new theme each month, this program consistently keeps third- through sixth-graders coming back.
Residents in a small Michigan town made oversized Yahtzee pieces that they could use all summer long.
Kids spin webs, leap buildings and bust villains at this superhero training event in Wisconsin.
This monthly potluck features recipes of a particular cookbook author whose titles are owned by the library.
Repurpose a book cart as a craft station for an inexpensive activity for patrons.
Patrons get a feel for the pioneer days through lunch-hour demonstrations of knife-making, basket-weaving and more.
A New York public library works with a senior care center to offer an audiobook club for older adults.
Blogger Veronica Stork recommends three Minecraft mini-games to play with your patrons.
Parents and caretakers in Cambridge, Mass., enjoy morning gatherings with school and government officials at their school library.
Start a walking or running club at your library using these helpful tips from blogger Jenn Carson.