- Library Activities
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Storytime- Thursdays at 1pm!
Book Club- Once a Month
Craft and Coloring- Every Tuesday
You can check out the calendar for more details on the Libraries activities and events.
- Summer Reading Program
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Summer Reading Program
During the summer we manage Summer Reading Programs for all ages, and forchildren we offer prizes throughout the summer for young readers reachingtheir reading goals. Other library programs include story time, libraryskills development, Reference assistance, crafts, Holiday activities andmore.Theme: Read, Renew, Repeat
Designed for all ages, iREAD’s summer reading program features the idea of conservation! Conservation as a movement focuses on protecting species from extinction, maintaining and restoring habitats, enhancing ecosystem services, and protecting biological diversity. iREAD 2024: Read, Renew, Repeat makes for a wonderfully diverse summer reading program that encourages reading as a restorative method of self- improvement and self-preservation.
READ: Reading as a restorative method of self-conservation and self-care is a focus for all ages of our program this summer.
RENEW: Also in the 21st century, common humanity is experiencing many ecological uncertainties and challenges. The renewal portion is to bring awareness to the many ways anyone of any age can participate in the conservation movement to help protect species from extinction, maintain and restore habitats, enhance ecosystem services, and help protect biological diversity.
REPEAT: Read and renew again and again!
*Children under the age of 13 will require parental/guardian (18+) supervision during events. Photos will be taken to advertising.*
June 4 – Summer Reading Registration Day “Read, Renew, Repeat”
Participants must register through Beanstack to create an account and log their minutes. Registration assistance is available at the library.
June 6 – Recycle Warrior Kids Games!
Location: MWR Building (front lawn or ACS multipurpose room – weather permitting)
Time: 1600-1730PM
Be a recycling warrior! Join us on the front lawn of the MWR Building for fun recycle bin games and activities for the kids! We will have recycle themed bottle toss, roll the dice, ring toss, bowling, hopscotch, and more! Light refreshments and sunshade provided.
June 25 – Paws, Claws, and Creepy Crawlies Showcase
Location: MWR Building (front lawn or ACS multipurpose room – weather permitting)
Time: 1000-1130
Dugway Post Library presents a paws, claws, and creepy crawlies showcase! Bring family and friends and learn about our natural habitat and the importance of conservation with our DPW Natural Resources Management Team. Animals and insects of Dugway will include a bobcat, a porcupine, snakes and other creepy crawlies. Light refreshments and sunshade provided.
July 9 – July 18 – Mindfulness Nature Scavenger Hunt
Mindfulness means living in the present moment, acknowledging the five senses, and our environment. The mindfulness nature scavenger hunt is a great way to connect with our environment such as nature hikes, neighborhood walks, backyard explorations or even a trip to the grocery story.
Pick up your scavenger hunt sheet at the library and practice mindfulness with family and friends. Turn in your finished hunt and receive a prize!
July 18 – Thursday – Last day to “Read, Renew, Repeat”
Thursday will be the last day to log your minutes into Beanstack.
July 20 – Aug 1 – SRP Participation and Top Reader Prize Pick-up
Readers will be recognized for participation with top reader prizes for adult, teen, children, and little’s categories.
- General Library Information
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General Library Information System
The General Library Information System (GLIS) includes most Army MWR Libraries, as well as some Air Force and TRADOC Libraries. This automated system allows registered library user to have access to downloadable audio books and eBooks (for free), research, and making request for items. Once registered, the library user registration information will follow the Soldier and/or Family Members in relocation or deployments.
For first-time users, click on "New to My Account" in order to acquire a Personal Identification Number (PIN). You must ensure that the e-mail address you enter to create your PIN is the same email address you submitted to the Library when you registered as a borrower. Once your PIN is established, this enables to renew your own books or request materials to be purchased.
With an AKO account, a number of academic database can be accessed. On the AKO homepage, click on the "Self Service" pull down box and then click on "My Library."
Register here, you can set up an online account to manage your library use from anywhere at any time.
