Our goal is to balance narrow interest levels with the broader public interest. All programs must align with our Library’s mission and values.
Because of the high demand for programming space in our libraries, we require all interested organizations and individuals to fill out an application based on the type of program they are interested in presenting.
If you’re an individual performer or presenter who is interested in presenting a program at the library, please apply through our Program Presenter Proposal. Note that due to the high volume of applications submitted, we are not able to respond to every submission. We are also not able to accommodate presenters at our storytimes.
If you’re part of a nonprofit or not-for-profit group that would like to work with the library on a program or series, please use the application that best fits your proposal: Partner Program Proposal or Community-Led Program Proposal.
Want to work directly with our talented library staff to create a program? We work with community partners to plan and present programs that meet the Library’s mission and goals.
Already have a program ready to go that could benefit our community? To leverage the skills and expertise in our community, we invite organizations to apply to organize and leader their own public program at the Library for a one-year period. Please review the Community-Led Program Overview below prior to submitting a proposal.
The library will commit to the following:
Selected organizations will commit to the following:
We can only grant a limited number of community-led programming opportunities. Therefore, library staff will collaboratively choose community-led programs that best align with the following criteria:
We cannot consider programs that include the following types of content:
We accept applications for community-led programs twice per year, in August and March. Organizations must re-apply for a community-led programming spot each year.
We accept applications for community-led programs twice per year, in August and March. Organizations must re-apply for a community-led programming spot each year.