If you are interested in presenting or a program at the library, please read through the following information and complete the form at the bottom of this page.
Reasons to program with your library include:
- Supporting literacy of all kinds for everyone;
- Providing public space for in-person dialogue on topics the community cares about;
- Increasing collaboration between local agencies; and
- Offering opportunities for more human connections.
Considerations include:
- Presenter background/qualifications;
- Connection to and duplication of other community programs;
- Relation to library collections, resources, exhibits, and other programs;
- Budget
- Desired date, time, and location.
The library prioritizes programs of an arts, cultural, or humanities nature and programs that encourage civic, digital, and financial literacy and community discourse.
If you are interested in presenting a program with the library, your proposal will reflect these reasons and understand these considerations. The library receives many proposals each year, and therefore is unable to respond to all submissions. If your submission is accepted, a library representative will contact you to discuss next steps.
If you would like to present a program at the Cherry Valley Public Library, please fill out the form below.
If your program meets the Library’s programming guidelines, needs, schedule, and budget, someone will be in contact with you. Planning for library programs is done 6 months prior to each program cycle. Programs must be free to the public. Any materials dropped off are considered a donation. No phone calls please.
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