Library associate and soccer enthusiast Jared Marcell dives into the history of soccer in New Orleans ahead of the 2022 World Cup.
New Orleans Public Library associate Jillian Oliver reviews Shirley Jackson’s classic horror “The Haunting of Hill House.”
Every September, we observe Banned Books Week to celebrate our freedom to read and spotlight current and historical attempts to censor books in libraries and schools.
With the issue being both controversial and multifaceted, people across the political spectrum can benefit from resources about the issue and what will happen legally in the absence of Roe v. Wade.
Library associate Jillian Oliver reviews the 2018 biopic “Mary Shelley,” starring Elle Fanning and available to stream for free on Kanopy.
Every June, LGBTQ+ communities across the United States celebrate Pride Month. Now known for energetic celebrations like parades, festivals, and parties, Pride began as a political demonstration when riots broke out at the now legendary Stonewall Inn.
Honor the legacy of Juneteenth by reading, watching, or listening to a Library title. Or, celebrate in person with at Rosa F. Keller Library.
Celebrate Pride Month this year with these fun and developmentally appropriate books to help kids learn about the LGBTQIA community.
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and to celebrate, we’re taking a look through our City Archives & Special Collections to honor the history and heritage of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in the New Orleans area.
People are always asking DJ Soul Sister for book and film recommendations. Now, thanks to her new collaboration with the Library, anyone can read and watch like her!