View the results of the Community Survey on Space Planning, or read more about the Board of Trustees' space planning process.
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This Week’s Events
Books & Brews Book Discussion: The Spoiled Heart by Sunjeev Sahota
Tuesday, July 7 at 7 PM
Doug Scheer: The Magic Bookshelf
Wednesday, July 8 at 6 PM
From Page to Palette Book Club
Wednesday, July 8 at 6:30 PM
Teen Linocut Prints
Thursday, July 9 at 5 PM
America’s 250th with Silver Strings Dulcimer Society
Thursday, July 9 at 7 PM
Unearth a Story Storytime
Friday, July 10 at 10:30 AM
Beginners ESL Conversation Group – In-Person
Friday, July 10 at 10:30 AM
Summer Puzzle Swap – Tickets Required
Saturday, July 11 at 10 AM
Capturing Our Natural World: Learning and Growing as a Photographer
Corey Seeman will discuss how to begin photographing nature and animals:
If you are fascinated by birds, wildlife, plants and trees, you might love nature photography! For many photographers, nature is a subject that provides countless opportunities to use our cameras for locations both near and far. Even a walk in a local park can reveal plants, trees, birds, squirrels and other elements that make for great photographs. And a vacation may be selected because of the unique and diverse nature found there. In this presentation, I will share my own growth as a nature photographer while showcasing some ways to continually improve your photography.
Learn more about Michigan locations for nature photography; the habits and behaviors of birds and wildlife; how to research new locations or how to seek out different types of wildlife and birds; and basic camera settings to use when photographing nature.
Register for Capturing Our Natural World: Learning and Growing as a Photographer.
Summer Reading
Monday, June 1 – Saturday, August 8
All ages. Read over the summer and earn prizes! Track your time spent reading on the free Beanstack app or pick up a paper log from the Information Desk. When you finish your reading challenge, check in with the librarian at the Information Desk to receive your prizes. Youth finishers will receive a book of their choice to take home, a spin on our new prize wheel, and an entry into the grand prize drawing.
The last day to turn in your log and claim your prize is Saturday, August 8. Limit one challenge per participant.
The Summer Reading Program is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Northville District Library.
NDL Community Survey Results
In March and April the NDL conducted a community survey to gather input about space planning, focused on the future of the library’s facility. The Ivy Group visited Northville and presented the results of the survey to the community.
To read about the due diligence the NDL Board of Trustees has already undertaken visit our website here: https://northvillelibrary.org/?page_id=47791
To learn more about The Ivy Group, visit their website here: https://ivygroup.com/