Past eventHeld October 13–16, 2026
Alabama Library Expo 2026
Alabama Library Expo was a four-city tour with exhibits, general sessions, awards, and rotating presenters.
Four Alabama locations across Mobile, Prattville, Vestavia Hills, and Decatur
- Held
- October 13–16, 2026
- Venue
- Four Alabama locations across Mobile, Prattville, Vestavia Hills, and Decatur
TL;DR
- Alabama Library Expo 2026 took place October 13–16 across four Alabama locations in Mobile, Prattville, Vestavia Hills, and Decatur.
- General attendance was free.
- The published daily program listed exhibits, registration, refreshments, a general session and awards, two sessions, and lunch.
About
The 2026 edition was organized by Alabama Library Expo. The tour was scheduled to use four Alabama locations and rotate presenters throughout the week.
Who was in the room
Library Media Specialists
District Chairpersons
Numerous Library Media Specialists
Featured speakers
5 listedJames Taylor
ALE President · Mackin
Keith Wilde
ALE President Elect · Cover One, Inc.
David Burrow
ALE Past President · Burrow Library Services
Kristen Zeller Ives
ALE Secretary · Perma-Bound Books
Charles Crane
ALE Treasurer · Crane Book Fairs
Venue & travel
Venue
The Grounds Mobile; Central Alabama Community College Prattville Campus; Vestavia Hills Civic Center; Cook Museum of Natural Science, DecaturQuestions people ask
5 answeredAlabama Library Expo 2026 took place October 13–16, 2026.
The expo was held at The Grounds Mobile, Central Alabama Community College Prattville Campus, Vestavia Hills Civic Center, and Cook Museum of Natural Science in Decatur.
General attendance was free.
It was most useful for library media specialists and district chairpersons in Alabama, since attendance cost nothing, it visited four cities across the week, and each stop was billed as offering exhibits plus two sessions and a general session with awards. The speakers were largely vendors and book suppliers such as Mackin, Perma-Bound Books and Cover One, so it suited those who wanted to see products and meet suppliers locally; librarians seeking research-heavy professional development or out-of-state networking would have gotten less from it.
School and library staff at regional expos like this usually wear business casual or neat casual clothes, such as slacks, blouses or polos. With a full day moving between exhibits and sessions in Alabama in October, comfortable shoes and a light layer for air-conditioned venues were practical.
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