The Algoma Public Library is introducing a fresh look this spring, unveiling a new logo as part of an updated brand identity designed to better reflect the library’s role as a modern community hub.

Library officials say the new logo represents growth, creativity and connection while maintaining the welcoming spirit residents have long associated with the Algoma library. The refreshed design will appear on library materials, promotional items and digital platforms as the organization continues expanding programs and services for all ages.

While the visual identity is new, the library’s mission remains unchanged — offering educational resources, creative programming and gathering spaces for the community.

March programming highlights the wide variety of activities available. Weekly Toddler Time continues Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m., while youth programs include an Afternoon Free Build on March 25 and “Crayolapalooza,” celebrating National Crayon Day on March 31.

Teen and adult offerings range from a Mario Kart Tournament on March 10 to an Unplugged Jam Session on March 13 for local musicians. Other events include a St. Patrick’s Day-themed “Plants of Gold” program, Sit ‘n’ Stitch crafting time and virtual reality travel experiences later in the month.

Adult learners can also attend a themed tea party, quilting workshop and Tech Thursday assistance session focused on locating tax forms.

Library officials encourage residents to watch for the new logo around the community as a symbol of continued growth and engagement. More information and registration details are available through the Algoma Public Library website.