Throughout the year we invite special guests and community partners to present on important topics as well. Evenings vary from Teen Pizza and Games nights to Poetry Night in Punjabi. Afternoons bring a variety of activities ranging from traditional (and non-traditional) book clubs to social activities like Knit ‘N’ Stitch (drop-in knitting club) and Lego Club. We usually start weekdays with a children’s literacy program: Parent and Child Mother Goose, Storytime or Babytime. We process newspapers, photocopy crosswords, turn on computers, empty book bins, and prepare for whatever the day brings. Staff get the service desk ready for the day ahead, pack and unpack hundreds of books, DVDs, and other items being sent to and from locations both near (Ladner) and far (Boston Bar). Mornings begin about an hour before opening. In the spirit of this video, I thought I’d share a bit of the behind-the-scenes at the George Mackie Library, a few “did you knows?” to paint a picture of the important work happening not only here in North Delta, but in public libraries across Canada. FVRL is also launching a new video this month featuring a behind-the-scenes look into everything that goes on to get books, movies, ukuleles and more to you.
Customers can enter to win a set of three books plus FVRL swag. It’s our time to shine, to raise awareness for the valuable role libraries play in our communities.Īt Fraser Valley Regional Library (FVRL), we’re celebrating with a library-themed contest.
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