Outreach Request and Services
Library Outreach Request Form
We accept Outreach Requests up to six months before the event. Submission deadlines:
Festival, or large event that includes the Reading Roadshow -6 weeks ahead
Library Card Sign-up or evening presentation - 4 weeks ahead
Other outreach service - 2 weeks ahead
We accept Outreach Requests up to six months before the event. Submission deadlines:
Festival, or large event that includes the Reading Roadshow -6 weeks ahead
Library Card Sign-up or evening presentation - 4 weeks ahead
Other outreach service - 2 weeks ahead
Outreach services
Taking the library to you! Our Reading Roadshow is a collection of books for all ages to check out. The visit is about an hour long and happens monthly. We set up a table with the books and check them in and out at each visit, as well as answer any reference questions or assist with digital resources.
A table with brochures of all of our services and calendars of our programs. We can assist people with the management of their library account, whether it’s setting up a new one or renewing an expired one.
A youth services librarian can provide a Storytime program to your students. It can be themed according to the season or, with enough time, your event or current subject in class.
We can bring a craft that goes with the theme of the event or the season. Great for festivals or events where families and their kids will be staying for longer periods of time.
Youth Services Presentation (Teachers/Parents)- A presentation to inform parents and teachers about all of the resources available to them through the library. We’ll go through all the supplemental resources that can assist their students with their education.
Youth Services Presentation (Teen)- A presentation that introduces teens to the library and shows them how to access our eResources. We’ll talk to them about our Youth Advisory Council, Summer Volunteer Program, and all the cool programs we host throughout the year.
Youth Services Presentation (Teen)- A presentation that introduces teens to the library and shows them how to access our eResources. We’ll talk to them about our Youth Advisory Council, Summer Volunteer Program, and all the cool programs we host throughout the year.
A general overview of the library and all of our services. We’ll walk through how to get a library card and how to explore our website.
“A Stroll Down Memory Lane” -- PowerPoint presentation -- Participants will wander down the paths of Hall County’s rich history. Historic photographs will help us focus on snapshots in time as we weave a rich tapestry of brightly colored thread showing Georgia’s gold rush, street cars, deadly tornadoes, and the building of Lake Lanier.
“Genealogy Tips & Tricks” – PowerPoint presentation -- Many researchers just starting out in genealogy don’t know where to begin. While those who have been doing genealogy research for years will often run into brick walls along the way. During this program, we will talk about some basic tools which will aid in growing a strong family tree. Plus, we will talk about ways of getting a different perspective or records you have not thought about using before.
An overview of all of our eResources including Hoopla and Tutor.com, as well as a demonstration on how to access and use them.
A monthly book discussion led by a librarian. There is a rotation of books to choose from that will be provided for your residents.
A computer lab with up to 16 laptops and a charging station
Books by mail presentation and sign-up.
Reading Roadshow Lobby Stops, Room to room library cart, Adult Storytimes, Book clubs.