The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County is reimagining what a neighborhood library can be, especially for families with young children.
The Michael Kusalaba branch officially opened earlier this month as a Family Place Library, the first of its kind in the region.
Officials at the Public Library of Youngtown & Mahoning County are positioning the system’s Michael Kusalaba branch as a resource for young children and their families.
This year, donations to the campaign will directly support the transformation of the Michael Kusalaba Library on Mahoning Avenue in Youngstown into a dedicated 'Family Place Library.'
The Stewart C. Meyer Library in Harker Heights will host its Family Place program called Stepping Stones this fall.
This program offers families of young children a unique opportunity to learn, play and grow together, according to Erica Rossmiller the children’s librarian.
Toddlers, parents and caregivers are invited to take part in a free four-part “Play and Learn” series at the Sheridan Public Library, where the adults can talk with early-childhood professionals while the little ones explore educational toys and activities.
Boerne’s Patrick Heath Public Library has been honored with the 2024 Achievement of Library Excellence Award by the Texas Municipal Library Directors Association.
R.F. Meador Branch Library in Willis is opening a Family Place, a space designed for families with young children to relax and play, according to a Jan. 15 news release from the Montgomery County Memorial Library System.
Young bookworms and their families are invited to explore the University Park Public Library’s Family Place Play Area during an open house from 11 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Nov. 9.
Somerset County Library was one of 15 statewide to receive $2,500 “Sustaining Success” grants through the Department of Education.
SOMERSET ― The Pennsylvania Department of Education awarded $2,500 grants, totaling more than $37,000, to 15 libraries throughout Pennsylvania as part of the Sustaining Success project initiative.
Harrisburg, PA - The Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) today announced grant funding totaling more than $37,000 was awarded to 15 libraries across the Commonwealth. Funding will help support existing programs in Family Place Libraries in Pennsylvania.
The city library, serving as part of the Family Place Libraries national network, will host early learning and child development programs.
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX – The Owen R. Hopkins Public Library, located at 3202 McKinzie Road, now offers a free Family Place Library™ to families with children to age three.
Check out our article on pages 10-12 in the May/June Vol. 42 Issue 3 LILRC Newsletter.