FROM FACEBOOK__The Ada Public Library has added 158 books to its stacks thanks to a grant from the State Library of Ohio and the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
The collection of books has been added to the children's, tweens and teens collections thanks to the Celebrating Ohio Book Authors award. The library has posted that it's "beyond thankful and excited for this amazing grant."
Check out the new books at Ada Public Library, 320 N. Main Street, Ada, Ohio.
FROM FACEBOOK_The Ada Public Library willcelebrate America's 250th anniversary with sweet treats and a musical concert on July 1.
The library will host an old-fashioned ice cream social from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. The celebration will continue at 6:00 p.m. with an outdoor piano concert featuring Dean Alstaetter.
FROM FACEBOOK_The Ada Public Library is hosting a dinosaur-themed tea party this Saturday. Here are the details as per its Facebook page:
Who says dinosaurs can't be fancy? We're inviting girls aged 3-7 (and their favorite grown-up) to join us for a Tea-Rex Party this Saturday, June 20 at noon. Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite party dress or dinosaur outfit. Think tutus and tails! We'll enjoy juice and treats, listen to dinosaur stories, and even have a craft to take home.
Please register for this event in advance. Visit the library or call us at 419-634-5246 to sign up.
FROM FACEBOOK__Welcome to the dig site! Join local artist and history enthusiast Andy Steingass for an archaeological adventure. We'll be excavating fossils and other artifacts, as well as making press-mold dinosaur footprints to take home.
Please register in advance to join the dig! Give us a call at 419-634-5246 or visit the library to register.
Check out what's happening at the library this summer:
FROM FACEBOOK__Explore the wonder of the great outdoors inside the library! Join naturalists from the Johnny Appleseed Park District for a nature program on Tuesday, June 30 at 2:00 p.m.
Connect with nature and learn more about Ohio's native wildlife with hands-on nature artifacts.
FROM INSTAGRAM_Ada Public Library is hosting a class to teach how to trace your family roots by using Ancestry.com.
Joe Ferguson from the Ada Historical Society will lead the seminar on Wednesday, June 17, at 7:00 p.m. at the Ada Public Library. Participants will learn step-by-step instructions on how to use the world's largest genealogy site. Ancestry.com is free to use while being accessed inside the library.
For more information and to check out what's happening at the library this summer, visit adalibrary.org/calendar/month.
