Learn about the customs, symbols, and history of Kwanzaa and what you to read, watch, and listen to this year to celebrate with recommendations from African American Resource Collection, Equity & Inclusion librarian Shukrani Gray!
In honor of World Alzheimer’s Day, Library associate Henri Fourroux has recommendations of what to read to better understand dementia.
Picking out a graphic novel can be daunting, but youth collection development librarian and Eisner Awards Judge Kacy Helwick is here to help.
Celebrate Pride Month with events, activities, and reading recommendations from the New Orleans Public Library.
Scary story season is in full swing. The kids who devoured Goosebumps and Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark are looking for their next read. Luckily, the New Orleans Public Library has a fresh crop of spooky middle grade books for 8 – 12 year old readers.
Honor the legacy of Juneteenth by reading, watching, or listening to a Library title. Or, celebrate in person with at Rosa F. Keller Library or at the 5th Annual NOLA Juneteenth Fest
Period Poverty Awareness Week is the perfect time to read “FREE PERIOD” by Ali Terese, a middle grade novel about best friends standing up for period equity,
The New Orleans Public Library published a collection of winning summer writing contest entries in an anthology titled “Renewed.”
This women’s history month, the Library is celebrating the contributions women have made to STEM – including Vera Rubin and Emily Roebling.
April is National Poetry Month and librarian Kathleen Balma is here with recommendations for every kind of reader.