
If you’re a first-time book club attendee or a little nervous to join a new group, here are some tips to help you jump in, participate, and have a great time.
To our Library community:
This week, Library staff learned that our catalog system was having issues connecting with phone service providers’ systems to send out text notifications about materials. This issue is due to changes from services providers, including AT&T and Sprint.
As a result, mass text notifications are no longer an option. Though some of you may receive occasional texts about materials from the Library, the system is no longer reliable for all cardholders. We are looking into other platforms.
There are other ways to get notified of materials holds, pick-ups, and expirations. You may get notifications by email or by automated phone call. To update this setting, you may call or visit any Library location or follow the instructions below.
Note: If you have multiple phone numbers, select the phone number that you want calls to go to.
If you have any questions about this process, please call or visit any location or Ask a Librarian.

If you’re a first-time book club attendee or a little nervous to join a new group, here are some tips to help you jump in, participate, and have a great time.

Every year since 2021, the Tulane University School of Liberal Arts’ Carole Barnette Boudreaux ’65 Great Writers Series has brought an internationally prominent writer to New Orleans for readings, lectures, events and panels. This fall, that author is Ocean Vuong.

The New Orleans Public Library cut the ribbon at the Children’s Resource Center on Saturday (Oct. 3), unveiling a newly renovated space dedicated to supporting early learners and their caregivers.
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