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Posts Tagged ‘adult programming’
Library Lock-ins for Adults
Crafting at the Library
Programming in Prison Libraries
Adults Prefer Physical Classrooms to Virtual
Storytime: It’s Not Just For Kids!
Geeking @ the Library: Con is Community!
Make-HER at Sunnyvale Public Library
Public Libraries are the Place to Learn and Exercise your Rights
Kitchens in Libraries
A Mini Maker Faire at the Library
Working Outside the Box: Meeting the Needs of Entrepreneurs
Health Happens in Libraries
War Ink: Veterans, Tattoos, and Public Libraries
Ally Condie Visits Pikes Peak Library District
What is an Adult Graphic Novel?
High Tech Makerspaces
Millennials: The Future of the Public Library
Embedded Business Librarianship in 5 Steps
How Is a Library Open House Like a Thanksgiving Dinner?
Whose Fault Is It? The Technology Or The Human Using It?
3D Printing: New Horizons
Bringing the Smithsonian to Your Patrons
Baby Boomers Aren’t Called “Seniors” Anymore – Next Level Programming for Older Adults
Language Learning @ Your Library
Library Outreach Services Helps Families of the Incarcerated Stay Connected
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