Khiry Armstrong is a New Orleans-based teacher, actor, and rapper, who performs as Kaye the Beast. His 2021 album The Spaceman was among the 35 albums to first grace Crescent City Sounds’ collection.
Explore controversy during the women’s suffrage movement in Louisiana through a peak into historic newspapers.
From the gravity-powered track at West End in the late 1800s, to the doomed Jazzland Amusement Park, New Orleans has been home to more roller coasters than you may thing.
Dr. M.A. Dewey is celebrating Christmas in July with a special screening of the 1964 cult classic “Santa Claus Conquers the Martians.”
The New Orleans African American Museum is the newest addition to the the Library’s Culture Pass Program, which allows cardholders to access local attractions for free.
As we celebrate Juneteenth, African American Resource Librarian Kim Coleman presents a timeline to better understand the road to emancipation.
Born in Taiwan and raised in New Orleans, sora is a singer and pop artist aiming to be the queer Asian representation he craved in his youth.
Homer A. Plessy Day was established on June 7, 2005, to honor the trailblazing Civil Rights activist who stood up against segregation in 1892.
Celebrate Pride Month with events, activities, and reading recommendations from the New Orleans Public Library.
The New Orleans Public Library and Junior League of New Orleans partner to provide monthly period supply kits for free.