It's part of the library's strategic plan to offer more programs that encourage you to explore your creativity. To that end, we're wrapping up our third annual Write Michigan short story contest with an awards ceremony on Saturday, March 21. We've also got registration open for our fourth annual Writers Conference, and creativity-centered programs in our branches for little ones, teens and adults.
If you are more of a visual creative, why not enter our all-ages Celebrate KDL Photo Contest this spring? Winning photos will be featured in an upcoming calendar, which will be sold to raise funds for library programs. That's creativity inspiring creativity! For complete information about the contest and how to submit your digital photo, click here.
Lance Werner, Director
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| Annual Writers Conference: Registration Is Open! |
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 Seats always fill fast for this all-day event with published authors, publishing experts and writers like yourself, looking to network and get inspired.
Click here for complete information and to register.
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| Upcoming Program Highlights |
Community Reads: Bringing Neighborhoods Together
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This spring, KDL's Grandville Reads and Wyoming Reads efforts will include a series of events for teens and adults including a display of photographs of Detroit by Nicholas Gregory; a virtual tour of Michigan's back roads by author and Mitten state expert Ron Rademacher; and a visit by Dr. Sampson Davis, author of Living and Dying in Brick City, about his experiences as an inner-city emergency room doctor. Young adult author and Newbery Honoree Gary D. Schmidt also will do a book signing, and the Godwin Heights High School Band and 61syx Teknique Break Dance Crew will perform.
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All About the Books, 'bout the Books 
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Click here to search all programs at our branches. Click here to find the KDL branch nearest you. |
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