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carnegielibrary.org

Categories 2D Art & Design 3D Art & Design Short Film Fashion Music Photography Short Comic 2D Art & Design 1st Place: Wistful Affection, Ava Wynne Statement: This piece was inspired … Continued

arapahoelibraries.org

Learn more about 3D printing at the library and how you can print your own 3D design.

cvlga.org

Learn about the Friends of Libraries Bookstore

olc.org

The OLC actively tracks bills that affect Ohio’s public libraries and updates you on the legislative process every step of the way. Please direct any questions to Jay Smith, OLC’s Director of Government and Legal Services. OLC Bill Tracker Current status of legislation OLC is monitoring. House Bill 96 – State Budget Information Recap of…

worthingtonlibraries.org

History Worthington Park Library is Worthington Libraries' third location. Situated in the Worthington Park Shopping Centre, the Worthington Park Library primarily serves the northeast part of Worthington Libraries' service district. On July 17, 2007, the library board approved a resolution to appropriate funds to open a storefront library. On December 17, 2007 Worthington Libraries signed the lease for the space in the Worthington Park Shopping Centre and construction commenced on January 22, 2008. The Worthington Park Library opened on April 16, 2008 and was expanded first in December 2013 and again in April 2019. Finding us Worthington Park Library is situated north of I-270 and west of I-71. Worthington Park Library's nearest COTA bus stops are at Sancus Blvd. and Park Road, about three-quarters of a mile away. The COTA stop numbers are 7469 (northbound) and 7470 (southbound) on the 41 Crosswoods-Polaris route and 102 Polaris Pkwy./N. High route. Parking Parking for Worthington Park Library is available in the Worthington Park Shopping Centre lot. Bike racks are also available.

findlaylibrary.org

Our Children's Services staff provides quality, fun programs and exceptional resources for kids, teens and families. Besides all of the wonderful programs and books on the shelves, we offer Launchpads for digital learning, Ellison Dies for projects, Early Learning Kits, Grab and Go Kits, audiobooks, a Braille collection, computers full of fun learning games, the Early Learning Center for socialization with other children, and board books for the youngest of readers.        Playaway Launchpad is the first-ever secure, pre-loaded learning tablet created just for children. Each Launchpad is pre-loaded with high-quality, ad-free learning apps grouped by age, grade level, subject area and theme.       In addition to letters of the alphabet and numbers, we have many different shapes of Ellison Dies for your creative projects such as holiday shapes, sports shapes, and many more. Please visit the Children's Department to view what's available!     Our Early Literacy Kits are a great way for you to take stories and learning home from the library. They are filled with books and interactive toys that children can use to build those crucial early literacy skills. Each bag has a theme and also comes with a sheet full of useful tips on how to use the items in the bag. We currently have kits on the following topics: Counting, ABC's, Colors, Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See, and Opposites.      We also have Grab and Go Bags filled with books and activities suggestions when you don't have time to browse.     Going on a road trip?  Pick up an audiobook/book combo.  These kits have a CD of the book being read, and the book so your little one can follow along with the story.      Take a look at our Calendar for a listing of all of our  programs.  If you need help, visit the Children's Service Department or call 419-434-1077 or view our Kids Catalog.

library.ohio.gov

the state library of ohio, located in columbus, oh, is a state agency that serves state government, all types of libraries and residents of ohio.