Summer At The Library 2025 ..Discover free events and activities for all ages, programs for kids and teens, reading recommendations. Exhibits, and much more. Plus, use your Library card to book free passes to 100+ museums, gardens, theaters and more in NYC
Learn the basics of working with spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel. Topics include entering data and formulas, moving and copying data, formatting and & print previewing workdhteets. This will be a two part series. First come first served.
The Rooted In Words: Black Men Read Book Discussion Group is a space dedicated to BIPOC Men, to read, reflect, and discuss literature written by BIPOC men. Our mission is to explore diverse narratives that speak to our history, culture, and experiences. We meet once a month.
Join us on April 11, 2025 from 4pm-4:45pm for a 30-minute insightful conversation with author Najha Zigbi-Johnson, the editor of Mapping Malcolm, as dhe discusses the creative process behind bringing this powerful collection to life. Moderated by Anthony Curry.
This special evening features iconic plays that have been adapted into powerful movies, showcasing the magic of theater reimagined through the lens of film.
Please join us for our next Curtains Up Cinema night on March 25th. The film will be Death of A Salesman from 4pm-6pm 18+
Wednesdays at 11:15am. Space is limited for 10 babies with their caregivers. Best for children that are pre-walkers or crawlers. No registration required.
You want to listen to read alouds at home? Want to learn about different subjects that will teach and interest your child? You want to read some engaging, fun books for your child? Look no further we offer Bookflix and Simply E and all you need is your library card!
Countee Cullen Childrens STEM Hour , Wednesdays. We offer different activities/workshops on certain dates. Pick up a copy of the flyer today! For Ages 6+
Calling all book lovers: Reading Rhythms is teaming up with NYPL for a series of reading parties—all free! Stop by Countee Cullen Library for a public reading party on Saturday, April 05, 2025 at 12pm - 1:30pm. Register at: https://t.co/VbmkShCaHp
On view through Dec 2 at the @SchomburgCenter! ‘Visibility & Resistance’ features new acquisitions of contemporary Afro-Mexican photography by Hugo Arellanes, Toumani Camara, Koral Carballo, and Dolores Medel.
Plan your visit: https://t.co/j1R5V2MHfi
Join NYPL’s #GetLitWithAllOfIt Book Club with WNYC! Get instant digital access to 'Long Island Compromise' by award-winning author @taffyakner throughout the month.
Download SimplyE, the Library's free e-reading app, to get started today: https://t.co/1iDJrWkir7
🍂 The literary equivalent of a cup of tea, cozy mysteries make perfect fall reading. They'll give your puzzle-loving brain a little workout while still letting you sleep soundly.
→ New Mysteries to Cozy Up Your Fall Reading
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For #NYCFashionWeek, get some outfit inspiration from fashion illustrations in our print and digital collections! #NYPLDigitalCollections https://t.co/94VKZRCakB
From 1954 to 1970, Friedman-Abeles photographed the majority of plays and musicals on Broadway. Visit @nypl_lpa's exhibition and explore notable Broadway shows through animated versions of work by the Friedman-Abeles Studio.
On view through September 25. https://t.co/7plshvTotQ
Real New Yorkers know the perfect way to support their public libraries is to use them!
It’s #LibraryCardSignUpMonth, have you got your library card yet? Apply now: https://t.co/7a6BDnEasF
September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! Don't have a New York Public Library card? Get one here!
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Stop in at one of our locations across the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island during Open House Week beginning September 16 and pick up free NYPL goodies.
Celebrate the joy of reading with these picture books set in libraries that introduce children to storytime, encourage good library manners, and highlight the care and commitment of librarians.
→ Picture Books That Celebrate Libraries
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