Plano Library Speaks: All About Outreach

Episode 13 of the Plano Library Speaks podcast, hosted by City of Plano, Texas, titled "Plano Library Speaks: All About Outreach" was published on October 1, 2022 and runs 13 minutes.

October 1, 2022 ·13m · Plano Library Speaks

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Episode Description

In episode 13 of the Plano Library Speaks podcast, we talk with Community Outreach Librarian Eric Bullock about the library outreach program. Links or information mentioned in the show can be found below. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast to be the first to hear each episode, and of course, subscribe to the Plano Library Learns blog to get new blog posts directly in your inbox each week.

Outreach brings library staff into the Plano community to share information about library resources. Did you know you can request the library to come to your event? Fill out the request form on our website.

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