My presentation will focus on running your very own Dungeons and Dragons program for teens/tweens. This crash course will touch upon topics such as character creation, what publications to have access to, inspiration for your story, and more.
Taylor Silva, Fall River Public Library
The Norfolk Public Library held its first ever Brew Night at the Library on Friday, September 27, 2019. It was a huge success with three local breweries participating. We limited it to 100 people, and registration was full in a day and a half - with over 30 people on the wait-list! We chose this event for a couple reasons: 1) there was a need in the community as there isn't much in Norfolk in terms of evening socializing. 2) we wanted a program that would appeal to the 21-40's age range and people that haven't necessarily been using the library. 3) Once we had them in the library, we advertised our programs and Stuffbrary collection (we even had the Air Fryer going with apps!). Although this program was a huge hit in the community, it had some unanticipated challenges during the planning process which I will also discuss in this presentation.
Libby O'Neill, Norfolk Public Library
With Electronic Resources Central (ERC), you and your patrons can now see your library's Overdrive and Hoopla titles right in the Enterprise catalog! This demo will show you what you see and what you can do in your account and search results. We should even have time for search tips and Q&A.
Laurie Lessner, SAILS
Listening Intently!
Ashley from West Bridgewater telling about her take-apart studio
Elizabeth from Mattapoisett sharing her love of 3D printing
