National or international Book day celebration activities ideas in Library


Book day celebration activities

 

1. Book character dress-up for children as well as interested adult user

Encourage visitors, especially children, and interested adult users, to dress up as their favourite book characters. Host a costume contest with small prizes for the most creative costumes, welcoming participants of all ages.

 2. Storytelling sessions by interested user

Establish storytelling corners in the library where librarians, volunteers, and interested users can engage in reading aloud from popular books or sharing short stories.

 3. Book exchange

Arrange a book exchange where people can bring in books they have already read and swap them with others, fostering both reading and community engagement.

 4. Literary Quiz or fun

Organize a literary quiz or fun game based on famous books, authors, and literary quotes, allowing visitors to participate individually or in teams for the chance to win small prizes.

 5. Invite author Q&A or panel discussion about book writing

Extend invitations to local authors to join a Q&A session or panel discussion about their writing process, inspiration, experiences, and both strengths and weaknesses as authors, offering valuable insights for aspiring writers and elevating the event's professionalism.

 6. Creative activities

Provide creative activities such as bookbinding, bookmark making, or creative writing exercises to engage participants in hands-on experiences.

 7. Literary book hunt activities (Quick find out the book)

Host a literary book hunt throughout the library, challenging participants to locate specific books, characters, or literary elements using clues or riddles related to different sections of the library.

 8. Social media engagement among the users

Encourage attendees to share their event experiences on social media using a designated hashtag, facilitating connection and the sharing of a love for reading.

 9. Press releases and media coverage about book reading

Generate press releases and media coverage about the significance of reading and library activities, distributing them to local newspapers, magazines, radio stations, and online platforms to increase awareness and potential coverage.

 10. Book donation drives

Organize a book donation drive to collect gently used books from the users, local charities, and distribute the donated books to those in need, or schools to promote literacy and access to literature

11. Feedback and testimonials

Solicit feedback and testimonials from participants about their experiences with library activities or good books, sharing positive reviews and testimonials on social media, the library website, and promotional materials to enhance credibility and attract new users.

12. Offer a refreshments and snacks

Offer refreshments such as coffee, tea, and cookies, creating a pleasant and inviting atmosphere for visitors to relax and discuss their favourite books.

 

Dr. K. Sakkaravarthi
I am Dr. K. Sakkaravarthi, MBA.,MLISc., Ph.D., (Both NET and SET qualified)

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