
Teen Voices: Aiden on Exploring Creativity
Aiden Meriweather is an 18-year-old young artist who uses the New Orleans Public Library as a place to express and grow his creative freedom.

Aiden Meriweather is an 18-year-old young artist who uses the New Orleans Public Library as a place to express and grow his creative freedom.

Picking out a graphic novel can be daunting, but youth collection development librarian and Eisner Awards Judge Kacy Helwick is here to help.

Finding reliable information has never been more important, so the our digital circulation specialist is here with some tips.

The New Orleans Public Library is expanding sensory-friendly programming for families with neurodivergent children.

Kaylee Perry shares her experience interning at the New Orleans Public Library, through the YouthForce NOLA program.

Dr. M.A. Dewey is venturing into the community this summer to bring you a series of classic B-movies at various library locations around the city.

The Historic New Orleans Collection and the Tate, Etienne, and Prevost Interpretive Center (TEP Center) are joining the New Orleans Public Library’s Culture Pass program, which provides the opportunity for Library cardholders to visit a variety of attractions across the city for free.
The New Orleans Public Library’s Children’s Resource Center Library will close on May 12, 2025, for a significant renovation and will reopen as a dedicated center for early literacy.

A student-made podcast from Tulane University highlights local artists featured on the Library’s Crescent City Sounds platform.

April is National Poetry Month and the New Orleans Public Library has everything you need to celebrate this year.