#OnThisDay in 1866, Beatrix Potter was born. Beatrix was a writer and illustrator, and created many beloved characters such as Peter Rabbit. Check out our Digital Collections to see some of her works! https://t.co/66gChHEte8
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Beginning today, New York City’s museums and attractions are yours to explore with #CulturePassNYC! You can reserve a pass with your NYC library card, and get free admission to dozens of cultural institutions. https://t.co/xPHgiH4MHO
Whether you're a fan of @TheGillianFlynn's Sharp Objects, or excited about the upcoming @HBO miniseries based on the book, you'll love this list of suspense novels. #ReadingIsLit https://t.co/jxYKr2YWOf
Our #thereadinglife series with @nationalbook continues on 6/15 when @desusnice talks with cultural critic @rebel19 at @BLC_Adult about the many ways reading has inspired him throughout his life. RSVP & take home a free copy of one of his favorite titles: https://t.co/zR1ydVwfHv
Be not afraid of great performances! On June 9 from 12-2 PM, @PublicTheaterNY is giving away FREE ticket vouchers for the Shakespeare in the Park performance of Othello the same night. Get your vouchers at Cottage D on Cottage Rd while supplies last.
The Library is here for you. The Library is here for everyone. It's almost decision time—stand with your library now. https://t.co/8IEQIydr4s #InvestInLibraries
We're bringing awareness to recently published books featuring LGBTQ+ characters with daily book recommendations for Pride Month! #RainbowReading https://t.co/LWdxWeYPWg
#Onthisday in 1819, Walt Whitman was born. In celebration of Whitman's 199th birthday, we have some suggestions for where to start with his work. https://t.co/4LDiHANjo6