On February 11th, the Central Library buzzed with excitement and laughter as it welcomed the funny and talented comedian Kenan Thompson. Families and visitors came together for a special event to celebrate his first children's book, "Unfunny Bunny." The event was hosted by the lively Monica Pearson, a well-known journalist and news anchor. She kept…
In celebration of -Love Your Library Week- the branch held a very informative program titled Black Naturalist and the Power of Observation. This program not onl
Milton Library’s 7th Annual Volunteer Recognition Program
Milton Library was proud to host our 7th Annual Volunteer Recognition Program on Saturday, February 14th at 4:30 PM. This event celebrates the invaluable contri
Happy Lunar New Year
Happy Lunar New Year from NESO! February 17th marked the beginning of the new year according to the lunisolar calendar, which uses both the sun and moon's position to determine dates. This is considered one of the most important holidays in China, as well as widely celebrated across East and Southeast Asia. Each year of…
Milton’s GeekCraft: Love My Library
Calling all tweens and teens! Join us at the Milton Library throughout the year for GeekCrafts, where creativity meets all things nerdy and geeky. No experience
Coding and Robotics with We Create Tech: Circuits
For February, We Create Tech worked in collaboration with Chip Kids with PBS Tennessee to learn about circuits and how to create one. A nice gateway project to encourage young people to learn more about STEM. To help prepare them, they watch a tutorial video created by Chip Kids on how to build a circuit…
CreativX Lab with We Create Tech: Digital Clocks
For this workshop the teens would learn how to use smoldering iron pens to make a digital clock. With a video to guide them and the instructors ready to jump in to help, the teens were well prepared for the task ahead. However, it wouldn’t be as easy as last time. Encouraged to follow step…
Quilting in African American Communities
Quilting has been present in America since colonial times. It has transitioned from a purely functional craft aimed at repairing and reusing old fabric to an ar
February is Low Vision Awareness Month
Did you know that Georgia has a library just for the blind and print disabled? Did you know it shares space with our Central Library? Most people are unaware
February is Low Vision Awareness Month
Access and inclusion in library spaces is paramount. In February low vision awareness month is observed. According to the American Library Association’s Accessibility Blindness and Low Vision Resources, low vision refers to a condition in which an individual has some usable sight, but not enough to perform daily activities—such as reading or driving—without assistance. Individuals…
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