New Yorkers! Are you registered to vote? Today, May 28 is the last day you can register and be eligible to vote in the June primary election! Use NYPL’s Voter Information Guide to check your registration status. https://t.co/K8WKDGOUlL
Explore these books that spotlight a range of experiences within Asian American and Pacific Islander communities. #AAPIHeritageMonth https://t.co/KPUaUFYjqB
📣 New Yorkers! Tell City leaders that funding libraries makes our city stronger. Sign your name today. #LibrariesMakeNYCStronger https://t.co/Cct1gCSd3S
Celebrate NYPL’s World Literature Festival (April 12–30) with books and writers from around the world. Explore free multilingual resources, online events, book recommendations, and more for all ages! https://t.co/fbUTYZI8rD
“Far down, down through the city’s great gaunt gut
The gray train rushing bears the weary wind;”
—Subway Wind by Claude McKay
#NationalPoetryMonth
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“Let’s protect our lives with vaccines we can trust, so we can embrace what matters most." —@HenryLouisGates
Explore COVID-19 Vaccine Resources: https://t.co/OD8XZv2fdy
#WeCanDoThis
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📚 Whether you want to talk about that new bestseller everyone is buzzing about, or uncover some new insights about an old classic, @NYPL has a group for you! Join a book discussion group: https://t.co/xp1SqPQnvP
📺 Round 2 of #LiteraryMarchMadness is heating up with two beloved, long-running series. Which do you want to see in the next round, Gossip Girl or True Blood?
🗳Vote now to decide!
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On March 16, Vivan Gornick will discuss her new book and fifty years of essays on literature, feminism, and knowing one's self with Margo Jefferson. Register for the free, virtual #LIVEfromNYPL event: https://t.co/FNShL4z0Wo
This week on #TheLibrarianIsIn, our hosts step back in time to the 1940s. Tune in as they discuss ‘The Street’ by Ann Petry and ‘Man’s Search for Meaning' by Viktor Frankl. https://t.co/ebeTnRKNc7