In August 2026, the city of Busan, South Korea, will host the IFLA World Library and Information Congress 2026 (WLIC 2026). The theme of the Congress, “Libraries Powering Transformation,” reflects the vision of the IFLA Strategy 2024–2029: “Sustainable futures for… Continue Reading →
Ljubljana city library (LCL) implements group mobilities within the framework of Erasmus+ accreditation for adult education, opening doors for adult learners and staff to the European space of learning, culture, and intercultural connection. Group mobility for adult learners represents an… Continue Reading →
On December 11, the Panevėžys County Gabrielė Petkevičaitė-Bitė Public Library officially opened its Community Space. Inspired by international experience gained through Erasmus+ projects since 2015, the library has been purposefully transforming its role from a traditional library into an open… Continue Reading →
We are very happy to announce that we have a new library in the programme, the 8th library in Poland to join NAPLE Sister Libraries. Biblioteka Secesja – Biblioteka Miejska w Łodzi is a space devoted to the city—its architecture, urban… Continue Reading →
This project was organised by the Municipal Library Tábor (Czech Republic) and Miejska Biblioteka Publiczna w Chrzanowie (Poland). It encompassed science, reading, and international friendship. The aim was not only to popularize reading, but also to show children that space… Continue Reading →
On these special days, we wish to express our gratitude to the librarians and staff of the 146 NAPLE Sister Libraries. Your energy, dedication, and service to your communities have been essential to bringing this project to life. We are… Continue Reading →
For Christmas, the Ribadavia Municipal Public Library put together a Christmas-themed bibliographic exhibition with a creative and sustainable approach. The entire display was made using recycled materials from previous exhibitions: bibliographic panels transformed into trees and reindeer, and a snowman… Continue Reading →
Klaipėda. Formerly known as Memel. In ancient times, this area was inhabited by the Curonian tribes. In 1252, the Livonian Order built a castle here and the area became a town. Until 1923, when the Klaipėda region became part of… Continue Reading →
At the “Žalioji pelėda” (Green Owl) Children’s Literature Department of the Panevėžys Elena Mezginaitė Public Library, the autumn holiday camp immersed children in a week of discovery and fun. Day One was dedicated to Harry Potter. The library turned into… Continue Reading →
Repair Cafés are free meeting places and they’re all about repairing things (together). In the place where a Repair Café is located, you’ll find tools and materials to help you make any repairs you need. On clothes, furniture, electrical appliances,… Continue Reading →
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