Promotional Campaigns
Statewide Library Awareness Campaign
Colorado’s statewide library awareness campaign is What’s Next?! The purpose of the campaign is to ensure the future of libraries statewide and build the Colorado library brand by increasing awareness of the transformational aspects of libraries and the positive impact libraries have on their communities. The spirit of the campaign will be courageous, humorous, and the final messages will be delightful and unexpected.
Read Across America DayThe National Education Association sponsors Read Across America Day each year on or near March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss.
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Teen Tech WeekYALSA sponsors Teen Tech Week each year in early March.
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National Library WeekALA sponsors National Library Week each year around the second week of April.
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Support Teen Literature DayYALSA sponsors this day in April during National Library Week to raise awareness that young adult literature has much to offer today's teens.
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Money Smart Week @ your LibraryThe Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and ALA team up to present this event in April.
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El Día de los Niños/El Día de los Libros (Children's Day/Book Day)This event is a celebration every day of children, families, and reading that culminates yearly on April 30.
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Summer Reading ProgramFun for kids, teens, parents, caregivers and librarians.
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Constitution DaySeptember 17 is Constitution and Citizenship Day to commemorate the September 17, 1787, signing of the U.S. Constitution. Colorado's libraries have assembled a wealth of downloadable materials, toolkits, games, and web links for your use. |
Banned Books WeekNumerous organizations sponsor Banned Books Week, celebrated the last week of September each year. |
Teen Read WeekYALSA sponsors Teen Read Week each year during the third week in October.
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National Gaming Day @ your LibraryOn the second Saturday each November, ALA sponsors this event to reconnect communities through their libraries around all types of games.
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Special Colorado Booklists |
For additional information contact
Shelley Walchak, 303-866-6891.