- View upcoming adult events
- Browse recorded and upcoming virtual author talks
- Browse online travel resources
- Explore available destinations through the Michigan Activity Pass program
- Check out a book from the travel section in the library – ask a staff member who would be happy to guide you to the location!
- The amount of detail put into your travel itinerary is up to you – no submitting necessary
- Search our catalog to find print books, digital material, and movies about myths and legends
- Research myths and legends on one of our databases, like eBook Academic Collection or WorldCat
- Check out our in-person displays on the main floor of the Library. A staff member will be happy to show you the different displays!
- Displays can also be browsed virtually using the Library’s catalog.
- Explore the Staff Choice display on the main floor of the Library and online to find staff-recommended books!
- Browse the photos in this exhibit and try to recreate one of the images by taking a picture.
- No need to submit your work, but you can optionally submit your photo and it may be featured on the Library’s Facebook page!
- Explore our Craft and Hobby database for inspiration.
- Ask a staff member to direct you to the nonfiction craft section, which will have books about how to draw, paint, and more!
- Ask a friend for a book suggestion. After reading some or all of the suggestion, reach back out to your friend to share what you liked or disliked about the book!
- Writing Resources
- Whatever you decide to write can be as long or short as you want. Just have fun with it!
- No need to submit your writing!
- Read a print book, eBook, or audiobook in your favorite spot. Browse our catalog for book ideas!
- How long you read is up to you!
- Don’t be shy! Ask any library staff member to share their favorite book or library resource.
- Whether you decide to read the shared book or try out the resource is up to you.
- Read a little (or a lot) each day, for five days in a row.
- The amount you read each of the days is up to you! If you want to set a reading goal for each of the five days, try setting a timer for 10 or 15 minutes or setting a number of pages you want to read each day.