Ada Public Library

There's lots of programming at the Ada Public Library in September. In fact, there is somehting planned for nearly every day of the month.

A printer-friendly September events calendar may be printed compliments of The Ixcon.

 

Where are the Ada High School yearbooks?! They've disappeared from the shelves at the Library!!

Never fear, in an attempt to make more of our collection accessible to all via the web, we're sending out Ada High yearbooks to be digitized! The yearbooks will be gone for roughly 2 months, then some time later this fall, or early winter, we will unveil the yearbooks on our website--that means access to our yearbook collection 24/7!

Thanks for your patience while this part of the collection is temporarily gone.

Summer Reading 2016 is over and we’re finally getting around to cleaning up, packing away, and saying THANK YOU!!

We'd again like to thank everyone for participating in Summer Reading 2016!
Our numbers this year were our best ever:

The Ada Public Library is pleased to announce that they've been awarded a 2nd Year of the Guiding Ohio Online Americorps grant, which means that the Library's Tech Volunteer, Max Gauthier, will be assisting community members at the Ada Public Library through the summer of 2017!

The sign, in front of Ada Public Library,  says it all. Congratulations to Amanda Bennett, Natalie Walton, staff, and board members for a super successful summer reading program. (Monty Siekerman photo)

Here's what's on tap next week at the Ada Public Library for this weekend and next week:

Friday, July 15
1-2:30 p.m., "Christmas in July" gingerbread houses.

Saturday, July 16
Summer reading ends, reading logs due by 2 p.m.

Monday, July 18
6:30 p.m., teen writing group.

Tuesday, July 19
1 p.m., Amish book group.

 

 

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