Stop by the Ada Public Library between Monday, Nov. 24 to Saturday, Dec. 6 to put in a bid on one of our holiday baskets.
Baskets are donated by local businesses and individuals, and make wonderful gifts for the holiday season, and also help the Library raise funds for our Summer Reading family programs--we've been able to raise over $2,000 the past two years!
If you'd like to donate a basket or gift, think outside the box!
Businesses/organizations/individuals who choose to donate should drop their basket or items off at the library by closing time, Saturday, November 22nd. The library will have the cellophane and ribbons and will wrap the baskets.
Pop in the Library Trick o' Treat night for loads of FREE fun: pizza, cookies, juice, a craft, or a stroll through the haunted hallway. The event will be Thursday, October 30th, 4:30p.m.-7p.m.
A kids costume contest will be underway with prizes for each winner by age group.
Pictured: 2nd Place, 5-9 years old group
Zombie Businessman, Matthew Frazier
From Monday, October 27th - Saturday, November 8th the Ada Public Library will be collecting donation of non-perishable food items to help stock up the Ada Food Pantry.
Fines up to $5 will be wiped off your account with your donation of
non-perishable items! No fines on your account? No problem! The Library would still love to take your donations.
Thanks in advance for your support of our community!
Interested in discussing a good book with your friends. Depending upon your age, there are three book discussion group options at the Ada Public Library in November.
Here’s the schedule:
Tween (4th to 6th grade) Book Group
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 4 p.m.
Where the Red Fern Grows, by Wilson Rawls
Teen (8th to 12th grade) Book Group
Thursday, Nov. 20, 4 p.m.
The Future of Us, by Jay Asher and Carolyn Mackler
Book Discussion Group
Tuesday, Nov. 4, 7 p.m.
Good Lord Bird, by James McBride
Due to rain we had to reschedule our trip to Suters!
Stop by or call (419-634-5246) the Library to sign-up for our annual trip to Suter's for a hayride and pumpkin picking--all are welcome! We will meet at Suters on
The Ada Public Library was recently the recipient of art work donated by Ohio Northern University student, Abby Brown.
Brown, (Majoring in Advertising Design, Minoring in Marketing) created a literary alphabet--which now hangs in the Ada Public Library's Reading Room--in Professor Melissa Eddings Mancuso's Art 3301 Screenprinting.
