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.
Break out your pumpkins and don your witch hats, it’s that time of year again. From scary stories to creepy crafts, eerie eats, and more, the New Orleans Public Library has everything you need to make the most of spooky season.
This Banned Books Week, we’re taking an international look at government censorship and the dangers that come from inhibiting free expression.
In 1902, the New Orleans Public Library received a $250,000 grant from Andrew Carnegie to build four new Library locations, including one Uptown, known then as the Napoleon Library. More than a century later, that little Library is still serving its community today, but under a different name: the Children’s Resource Center Library.
Lionel Milton is New Orleans native, acclaimed visual artist, and the New Orleans Public Library’s 2026 artist in residence.
A 6-week partnership with Trinity City Arts and the Library connected teens with volunteer hours while learning about artivism.
An exhibit celebrating Louisiana Creole history and culture is on display at the REACH Center through September 26.
Carol C is a New Orleans-based Latin soul musician whose 2019 album “Seven” is featured on Crescent City Sounds.