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.
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.
The New Orleans Public Library and Junior League of New Orleans partner to provide monthly period supply kits for free.
Since 1957, the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library have been standing up for the Library’s mission through sponsorship, fundraising, and advocacy work.
During Black History Month, REACH Center librarian Kim Coleman and associate Tiara Clover collected family portraits and stories.
Ado Soul & The Tribe’s 2024 album “Taste of the Tribe,” is featured on Crescent City Sounds, a Library-built music streaming platform highlighting local music.
Reading Buddies at the New Orleans Public Library aims to inspire the next generation of readers and writers through peer-to-peer mentorship.
This Black History Month, we’d like to introduce you to Gertiana Williams, Charles Brown, and Tamyka Miles, three important Library leaders.
Erick Santero is a musician, producer, and Library lover. His album Canciones de Amor y Protesta, is featured on Crescent City Sounds.
Allay Earhart is a New Orleans native, rapper, and Library worker. His album “Great Habits, Great Heights,” is featured on Crescent City Sounds.