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Thursday, October 1
 

8:00am EDT

PAID EVENT: Rochester Public Library & Strong National Museum of Play Tour
LIMITED
Thursday October 1, 2026 8:00am - 5:00pm EDT
Limited Capacity seats available
This is a ticketed event. Only registered attendees will be able to attend, as space is limited.

This full-day preconference takes attendees to Buffalo’s nearby neighbor, Rochester, for a library and museum tour! Attendees will begin the day at the Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County, with a tour of the facilities and light refreshments. In the late morning, attendees will receive a guided tour of the Brian Sutton-Smith Library & Archives of Play and the Strong National Museum of Play, followed by lunch and then self-directed time to explore before heading back to Buffalo in time for Opening General Session!

Registrants will be added to this event in SCHED based on ALA registration data and will be sent details accordingly. If you are not registered for this event but would like to be, please email Sarah Polen at spolen [at] ala.org. 
Thursday October 1, 2026 8:00am - 5:00pm EDT

1:00pm EDT

PAID EVENT: Bookmaking and Printmaking In the Library
LIMITED
Thursday October 1, 2026 1:00pm - 4:00pm EDT
Limited Capacity seats available
This is a ticketed event. Only registered attendees will be able to attend, as space is limited.

This half-day preconference, facilitated by Buffalo’s Western New York Book Arts Center, located just two blocks from the Hyatt Regency Buffalo, will provide two hands-on crafting experiences:

Bookmaking: Simple Techniques - Participants can expect to learn about various bookmaking structures and complete at least two (2) different handmade origami books (difficulty appropriate for children & tweens).
Letterpress Printmaking - Participants will engage in hands-on typesetting & printing with antique letterpress type and imagery, operating a press from the 1930s to create a commemorative, collaborative custom broadside or greeting card. Time will be devoted to discussing alternative simple printmaking methods for young students.

Participants will be able to create materials using WNYBA’s expansive knowledge and resources and learn practical applications for bookmaking and printmaking programming in their communities. 

Registrants will be added to this event in SCHED based on ALA registration data and will be sent details accordingly. If you are not registered for this event but would like to be, please email Sarah Polen at spolen [at] ala.org. 
Thursday October 1, 2026 1:00pm - 4:00pm EDT
Western New York Book Arts Center 468 Washington St, Buffalo, NY 14203, USA
 
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