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Share the value of libraries at our Postcard Party!

The goal behind our Postcard Parties is to share the value of libraries with legislators and other library stakeholders who may not hear enough about the incredible work that takes place in libraries. It’s up to us to let them know how important libraries are!

We are looking forward to our advocacy Postcard Party coming up on Tuesday, December 19th from 3-5pm at the Local Blend coffee shop in St. Joseph! We’ll chat, have snacks, and write out postcards to library stakeholders!

We want to make this as pain-free for you as possible, so CMLE will supply the postcards, library facts, addresses for state and federal legislators (feel free to bring your own addresses for your library’s stakeholders), and sample text of what to write on your postcard. Plus, we’ll mail all the postcards at the end!

Hope to see you there! RSVP below:

RSVP for our Advocacy Postcard Party!

Thank you to everyone that voted for a date/location for our next Postcard Party! We are excited to announce that it will take place on Tuesday, December 19th from 3-5pm at the Local Blend coffee shop in St. Joseph! They have great food and beverages, so if you want to grab a snack while you write out your advocacy postcards, you can multitask!

The goal behind our Postcard Parties is to share the value of libraries with legislators and other library stakeholders who may not hear enough about the incredible work that takes place in libraries.

At this advocacy event CMLE will provide the postcards, facts about the value of all types of libraries to their communities, addresses for state and federal legislators (feel free to bring your own addresses for your library’s stakeholders), and sample text of what to write on your postcard. We will even mail your postcards after the event so no need to worry about postage.

Please RSVP if you plan to attend! We hope to see you there!

 

Next Monday! CMLE’s fall social event!

We know it’s getting to be that tough time of year when days get shorter, temps get chilly, and you are so busy you don’t know how you will do it all! Come relieve some stress with CMLE! We will be enjoying dinner and each other’s company next Monday, Oct. 23rd at Old Chicago in St. Cloud at 5:30pm.

Join us for library conversation and a chance to meet your colleagues from different types of libraries! We have had so much fun at our past social events and we can’t wait to see you there!

RSVP below:

Join us for our Fall Social Event on Monday, Oct. 23rd!

One of our main goals at CMLE is to connect our members who come from all different types of libraries. And one of our favorite ways to do this is through hosting social events! It’s a chance for us to chat with you about current happenings at your library, and an opportunity for you to connect with other library folks.

So we are very excited for our next social event, coming up on Monday, October 23rd at 5:30pm at Old Chicago in St. Cloud! 

Join us for a delicious dinner and casual library talk, find out what is happening in other libraries that may be different from yours, and share any success stories or challenges of your own!

RSVP below (and thank you to all of you that have already done so, we can’t wait to see you! 🙂 )

CMLE’s Fall Social Event will be Monday, Oct. 23rd!

Thank you to everyone that helped select Monday, October 23rd as the date for our next social event! We will gather at Old Chicago in St. Cloud at 5:30pm for food and library socializing.

We would love for you to attend! These social events are casual, with no agenda, and everyone pays their own way. At CMLE, we appreciate the opportunity to meet our members face to face, and we have heard from our members they like to be able to chat with other people in the library world. Even though our members are from different types of libraries, many challenges and opportunities for growth are very similar!

So join us!
Monday, October 23
5:30 pm
Old Chicago
4040 2nd St S, St Cloud, MN 56301

Please RSVP below so we have an idea of how many people to expect: