Come and meet the new Kewanna Town Marshal, Brian Gaillard, and his staff at Kewanna Public Library! The Meet and Greet will be held Thursday, May 25 at 6:00 in the Performing Arts Room of the library.
For more information call Kewanna Union Township Public Library at 574-653-2011, visit our website www.kewanna.lib.in.us or check out our Facebook page. Kewanna Public Library is located at 210 E. Main St., Kewanna, IN.
KUTPL will celebrate Teen Tech Week March 5-11.
The theme is “Be the Source of Change.”
Join us for our TNT Tech Show. Attend the TNT (Teens in Town) Meeting on Tuesday, March 7 @ 4:30. Bring your favorite tech device and show us how you use it.
Teens, pick up a Tech Trivia sheet and answer the tech questions. Be sure to fill out a Teen Tech survey too.
All teens that attend the TNT meeting, explain their tech device, answer the tech trivia questions, or fill out a tech survey will receive an entry in our Teen Tech Week contest.
Teen Tech Week is a national initiative sponsored by YALSA and is aimed at teens, their parents, educators and other concerned adults. The purpose of Teen Tech Week is to ensure that teens are competent and ethical users of digital media, especially the nonprint resources offered through libraries, such as e-books, e-readers, databases, audiobooks, and social media.
Teen Tech Week encourages teens to use libraries’ nonprint resources for education and recreation, and to recognize that librarians are qualified, trusted professionals in the field of information technology. Teen Tech Week began in 2007 and has a general theme of Get Connected @ your library.
Millions of teens do not have access to a home computer and, were it not for libraries, would miss opportunities to gain important digital literacy skills. Libraries offer a bridge across the digital divide.Libraries also recognize that digital media plays an important part in a teens’ life. That is why more libraries than ever are helping teens build critical digital literacy skills, which they will use to obtain scholarships, secure jobs, effectively manage their online identity and more.
Applebee’s, Big R, Burger King, Casey’s, Community State Bank, Country Lanes, Dairy Queen, Ft. Wayne Tin Caps, Joe & Karen Good, Indiana Beach, Indianapolis Colts, Indianapolis Indians, Kewanna Church of Christ, Kewanna Metal Specialties, Kewanna Screen Printing, Kewanna United Methodist Church, Kibitzer, Luke’s Auction Barn, Peterson, Waggoner, & Perkins LLP, Pizza Hut, South Bend Cubs, The Streamliner, Winamac Coil Spring, and Beth Weller
Summer Reading Schedule 2016
Summer Reading Program May 31-July 25, 2016
Kick-Off to “On Your Mark, Get Set, Read” – Thurs., June 2 @ 6:00
Rochester Family Martial Arts Demonstration- Sat., June 18 9:00-11:00
Fire Safety Program– Thurs., June 30 @ 6:00
Nipsco Safety Program- Thurs., July 14 @ 3:00
It’s Book Time with Ronald McDonald-Thurs., July 21 @ 3:00
Summer Reading books due Mon., July 25
Summer Reading Celebration-Thurs., July 28 @ 6:00
“Being Active” Sessions- Wed., & Thurs. @ 4:00
Week 1- “Motion Commotion” June 8 June 9
Week 2- “Fueling Your Engine” June 15 June 16
Week 3- “Running & Racing” June 22 June 23
Week 4- “Out of the Ordinary” June 29 June 30
Week 5- “Sports Spot” July 6 July 7
Week 6- “Blast from the Past” July 13 July 14
Week 7- “2016 Olympics @ KUTPL” July 20 July 21
The same “Being Active” program will be offered on Wednesday and Thursday at 4:00 pm.
Professor Popcorn – Wed., @ 3:00 June 8,15,22,29 & July 6,13
Art for Kids- Tues.& Thurs. 10-12 July 12,14,19,21,26,28 & Aug. 2,4
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KUTPL will celebrate Teen Tech Week March 6-12.
The theme is “Create it @ Your Library.”
Join us for our TNT Tech Show. Attend the TNT (Teens in Town) Meeting on Tuesday, March 8 @ 4:30. Bring your favorite tech device and show us how you use it.
Pick up a Tech Trivia sheet and answer the tech questions.
All teens that attend the TNT meeting, explain their tech device, or answer the tech trivia questions will receive an entry in our Teen Tech contest.
Teen Tech Week is a national initiative sponsored by YALSA and is aimed at teens, their parents, educators and other concerned adults. The purpose of Teen Tech Week is to ensure that teens are competent and ethical users of digital media, especially the nonprint resources offered through libraries, such as e-books, e-readers, databases, audiobooks, and social media.
Teen Tech Week encourages teens to use libraries’ nonprint resources for education and recreation, and to recognize that librarians are qualified, trusted professionals in the field of information technology. Teen Tech Week began in 2007 and has a general theme of Get Connected @ your library.
Millions of teens do not have access to a home computer and, were it not for libraries, would miss opportunities to gain important digital literacy skills. Libraries offer a bridge across the digital divide.Libraries also recognize that digital media plays an important part in a teens’ life. That is why more libraries than ever are helping teens build critical digital literacy skills, which they will use to obtain scholarships, secure jobs, effectively manage their online identity and more.
