Card Catalog Art
Vivian Erickson
with Mispillion Art League
Part of The 2019 Big Draw Festival DE
Milford Public Library
Draw on old Library Catalog Cards!
In the Dark Ages (25 years ago), we looked in the card catalog to locate library books. Now, let your fingers and brushes do the walking and create art on those old cards!
The 2019 Big Draw Festival DE is sponsored in Milford by Bayhealth Hospital
More info / book »
This is a free event
Suitable for ages:
All
Organised by
Mispillion Art League
Family Friendly Facilities: The Milford Public Library strives to enhance the quality of life in our community by providing diverse, up-to-date, accurate, and interesting material in a variety of formats, which address current topics of interest. The library supports the community’s desire for lifelong learning opportunities with special emphasis on promoting cultural activities for all ages. The library will respond to the evolving technological needs of the community by delivering these services.
Accessibility:
Anyone who is unable to read or use standard printed materials as a result of temporary or permanent visual or physical limitations or reading disabilities may receive service. This includes not only blindness and visual impairment but also paralysis, missing arms or hands, lack of muscle coordination or prolonged weakness. Since 1971, Delaware Library Access Services (formerly, the Delaware Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped) has provided books in Braille and audio books in accessible formats for the blind and physically handicapped residents of Delaware. DLAS is the Delaware regional branch of the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS) of the Library of Congress. As such DLAS has access to over 2,000 new titles recorded by the NLS each year. Currently the library has over 50,000 volumes, which comprise more than 36,000 different titles. The library has audio playback devices that are loaned to patrons to listen to the audio books. All services of the DLAS are free to the patron. Materials are distributed through the US postal service and may be returned to the library postage free.