Fun scavenger hunt to try at home.  Available online and at the library.

​Internet Cafe is open to anyone needing individual guidance or may have questions about the internet, computer usage, personal devices (cell phones and kindles/ipads). Please email your questions to alg@algomapubliclibrary.org ATTN:Katie or Facebook message us. Katie will be available to assist you remotely. Video is available upon request.

Make your very own game.  All you need to create a marble maze kit will be available at the library, Friday, June 26th until supplies last.  

With everything that's going on in the world, this is the perfect time to make a Calming Glitter Jar.

For the week leading up to this program (June 22nd to June 26th), Teens can sign up for the Program and pick up their supplies.

On June 29th, 2020 at 3:00 pm Teens that have the supplies (or anyone that wants learn how to make a Calming Glitter Jar) can tune in to a live stream on Instagram!
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Disclaimer: As this is a teen program, we would prefer to limit the Calming Jar Supply kits to our Teen patrons, but anyone can tune in to the live stream.

A lot of us have heard of the Jackbox Party Pack games. Teens, join Braelyn for an online Jackbox Party Night while also staying safe at home.
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Reach out to our Young Adult Librarian via email (bspencer@algomapubliclibrary.org) or via Messanger if you are interested, watch for the invite to our Google Hangout, then join the game and have fun with other local teens!

Start your summer reading with a fun Bingo game.  This game will give you new ideas on ways and places to read.  Available online and at the library.

​Internet Cafe is open to anyone needing individual guidance or may have questions about the internet, computer usage, personal devices (cell phones and kindles/ipads). Please email your questions to alg@algomapubliclibrary.org ATTN:Katie or Facebook message us. Katie will be available to assist you remotely. Video is available upon request.

The Algoma Public Library is excited to announce that our Summer Reading Program is ON!

Join us for our Kick-Off celebration for this year's Summer Reading Program by attending our online Read-aissance Festival!

The Festival will be held on Facebook Live and will include a very special storytime, craft, and fun, along with each librarian highlighting what our patrons can look forward to for digital and take-home programs for each age group.

Once our Festival is over, anyone interested in picking up a physical reading log and registration (for those not interested in Beanstack reading app) can call the library during our curbside hours to schedule a pick up.

We can't wait to see you at the Festival!

CLICK HERE TO HEAD TO THE FACEBOOK EVENT!

​Have you ever wanted to rewrite the ending to a story? Here is your chance!

From Monday, June 15th to Friday, June 19th, teens can sign-up and pick up a picture book from the library that they want to change the ending to. (Board books, Easy Reader Books, or Picture Books from attendees homes can be used as well.)

On June 22nd, 2020 at 3:30 pm, an invitation to a Zoom call will be sent from our Young Adult Librarian so those that signed up and provided an email account can share their new endings with the other participants.
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Let's see what we can come up with! 

Pick up a grab & go kit to "Create Your Own Pet Rock"  and enjoy your new pet.  Available from Monday, June 15th until supplies last.

With everything that's going on in the world, this is the perfect time to write down your thoughts or document things you find interesting. We'd like to help you start!

For the week leading up to this program (from June 11th to June 18th at 3:00 pm), Teens can sign up for the Program and pick up pre-assembled supply bags at the library. On June 18th, 2020 at 4:00 pm, Teens that have the supplies (or anyone that wants to learn different things about starting a Journal) can tune in to a live stream on Instagram with our Teen Librarian!
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Disclaimer: As this is a teen program, we would prefer to limit the Journal Supply kits to our Teen patrons, however anyone can tune in to the live stream.

 
Ever wish that you could pick up the headphones of a stranger and see what their favorite songs are? Are they the same as yours? Are they from a genre you would never think to try?

Now you have a chance!

Click the image above to head to our online form you can fill out, download the PDF form to fill out and send to us by email ( bspencer@algomapubliclibrary.org ) or dropping off in our drop box at the library. 

On the day of Thursday, June 11, 2020 at 1:00 pm, our Teen Librarian will randomly select a playlist and send them to all the teens that have signed up to receive one AND have also included their own to exchange.

ALSO: If you are interested in the opportunity to share your playlist with the community via the radio, 102.1 FM is giving teens the option to answer two easy questions at the end of the submission form and share their playlists with our community!

CLICK HERE to head to this Facebook event page. 

​Our current theme is Open.   Need a suggestion? We can help! We will be discussing virtually by email and / or via Zoom please email us for an invitation to discuss your book. 

​Internet Cafe is open to anyone needing individual guidance or may have questions about the internet, computer usage, personal devices (cell phones and kindles/ipads). Please email your questions to alg@algomapubliclibrary.org ATTN:Katie or Facebook message us. Katie will be available to assist you remotely. Video is available upon request.

It's time for a part 2 of Jackbox Party Pack games.
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Teens, join Braelyn for an online Jackbox Party Night while also staying safe at home. Reach out to our Young Adult Librarian if you are interested, watch for the invite to our Google Hangout, then join our game and have fun with other local teens!