Intellectual freedom is the right of all individuals to read, view, or listens to whatever materials they choose and to speak and write the beliefs and opinions they hold. Intellectual freedom is the basis of democracy and is the core concept upon which libraries are built. The Superior Public Library…
Superior and Nelson Libraries will each host one of the Innovation Studios makerspace in the next few months. This project hosted by the public libraries is to support community engagement and participatory learning experiences by providing access to technology and innovative learning tools not readily accessible locally. The Nebraska…
Furry Friends Sleepover Children ages 2 -8 and bring your 2nd favorite stuffed furry friend to the library Friday the 25th of January from 6:00-6:30 PM for story time and sleepover. While your child is here we will read a story, and get your picture taken with your friend. Then…
What is the Newspaper Digitizing Project? Nelson and Superior Libraries are working on a project that will take all of the Nuckolls County newspapers and digitize them from microfilm into a computer program, and makes them keyword searchable. There are 250+ reels from 13 different newspapers dating back to 1884….
We will be having another Book Folding class on Feb. 10th starting at 2:00 PM. You don’t need to bring anything and it is free of charge. If you are interested call or stop in to the library. 402 879-4200 or 449 N. Kansas, Superior NE.
The Library will hold a FrankenToy Workshop on October 21st from 1:30-3:00 PM. Any child grades 4th through 9th is welcome.
Starting October 1st the library will have new hours. Monday through Friday 1:30 – 8:00 PM Saturday 10:00 AM to Noon and 1:30 -5:30 PM
Coming to Superior on August 30th, 3:00 PM. This is being held at the Vestey Center dining room. This is a multimedia presentation on the Orphan Trains and their Young Riders.
