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Are you ready for #Census2020? On March 4 Amit S. Bagga, Ian Fowler, Ross Perlin, and Joshua Jelly-Schapiro discuss the challenges—past and present—of getting a complete count in New York, and why it's so important to do so. Free with ... 4 Likes

The Women's Jazz Festival is back! From the rich sounds of Haiti to a celebration of Hazel Scott's centennial birthday, it's a can't miss month of unforgettable music. Come to the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York ... 3 Likes

Learn about the long history of Suffrage “a 75-year marathon through the very core of American history” as Ellen Carol DuBois discusses her much-anticipated new book with CUNY Grad Center professor Julie C. Suk on March 2. Free with registration: ...

Author Talk: Big Black: Stand at Attica Hear from the creators of Big Black: Stand at Attica, Jared D. Reinmuth and Daniel Meyers, as they discuss their graphic novel about the life and times of Frank "Big Black" Smith and the Attica Prison uprising. They speak with ...

On March 14 Sonia Sotomayor shares her empowering children's book Just Ask! Be Different, Be Brave, Be You at KidsLIVE! Join us as she speaks in a moderated conversation about the beauty and super powers inherent in being different. Registration ... 2 Likes

125 Books We Love for Adults Looking for your next great read? In honor of NYPL The New York Public Library's 125th anniversary we've released a list of the 125 books that make us #LoveReading. Look for programs throughout the year that celebrate these books, and ... 3 Likes

Calling all Commissario Guido Brunetti fans! Join us as Donna Leon makes a rare visit to New York to discuss the 29th edition to her enthralling mystery series. She speaks with Charles Finch on March 11.
Free with registration: https://on.nypl.org/leonfb 2 Likes

Learn about the long history of Suffrage “a 75-year marathon through the very core of American history” as Ellen Carol DuBois discusses her much-anticipated new book with CUNY Grad Center professor Julie C. Suk on March 2. Free with registration: ...

NYPL Events: What's Happening 2/18–2/3/2 A 1619 discussion group, the Women's Jazz Festival, architects of the U.N. Paris Agreement, and more! It's all happening at the Library over the next two weeks. Read our round-up of events for more info.
With 92 locations across New ... 2 Likes

Tonight—Valentine's Day!—NYC’s booklovers are gathered at NYPL The New York Public Library for #NYPLafterhours: #LoveReading! Everyone 21+ can join the fun: https://on.nypl.org/lahlovereadingfb 10 Likes

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NYPL The New York Public Library This #ValentinesDay, fall in love with a book! Find your match on our list of 125 Books We Love! #LoveReading
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Bring your boo, your book club, or come solo looking to meet the bookworm of your dreams, it's #NYPLafterhours, Valentine's edition! Join us on February 14 for literary trivia, book matchmaking, love poems read aloud in the Rose Main Reading ... 3 Likes

Valentine's Day is this Friday, who are you checking out?
Join us at #NYPLafterhours: #LoveReading and hear Raúl E. Esparza and others read love poems aloud in the Rose Main Reading Room. Write a love letter to your favorite book. ...

Join us on March 18 for an evening of performances and conversations that pays tribute to American icon Toni Morrison and the enduring power of her Pulitzer Prize–winning classic, Beloved.
Tickets are on sale now: https://on.nypl.org/morrisonfb
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What can we do about climate change? Architects of the UN Paris Agreement Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac discuss our options and their new book, The Future We Choose, with Cameron Russell on February 25.
Free with registration: https://on.nypl.org/futurewechoosefb 1 Likes

Guess which classic works of literature have received one star Amazon reviews, name that plot line, and swipe right on your favorite author Tinder profile. Bring your lit buff stuff to #NYPLafterhours on February 14 and go head to head ...

Come for the books, stay for the party! Join us at #NYPLafterhours on Valentine's Day as we celebrate our greatest love of all—reading—with love poems, literary trivia, 16mm films, and bookmark making, plus drinks, dancing, and more!
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In honor of the ACLU's 100th anniversary, writers including Michael Chabon, Ayelet Waldman, Britt Bennett, Sergio De La Pava, Yiyun Li, and many more, have written essays about the significance of the organization's landmark cases. They join ACLU president Susan ... 2 Likes

Are you ready for #Census2020? On March 4 Amit S. Bagga, Ian Fowler, Ross Perlin, and Joshua Jelly-Schapiro discuss the challenges—past and present—of getting a complete count in New York, and why it's so important to do so.
Free with ...

Danielle Sered's new book, Until We Reckon, reconsiders the purpose of incarceration for violent offenders and survivors. Join us on 9/11 as she discusses this and more with Mariame Kaba. Free with registration: https://t.co/UCIXRgrJLs https://t.co/gfO4IdSSGu

Americans want the best that medical science has to offer, but to what end? On 9/12 eminent scholars Amy Gutmann and Jonathan D. Moreno debate the merits of that proposition—and its limits—with @NewYorker's David Remnick. Free with RSVP: https://t.co/APUr9JrKCO https://t.co/Lc8wSJR18o

Tickets are on sale now for the fall 2019 season of #LIVEfromtheNYPL! Join us for conversations and performances with some of today's most creative writers, artists, and entertainers—including Margaret Atwood, Michael Stipe, Elizabeth Strout, and more. https://t.co/HEET1o2IgD https://t.co/4tJCsobN24

On 9/6 at Chatham Square Library Jin Xiaojing reads aloud I Miss My Grandpa, her beautiful children's book published with Chinese translations and Mandarin pinyin transliterations. The first 20 attendees will receive a free copy of the book! https://t.co/w29rfXXqQ4 https://t.co/qjEZxlXilo

#climatechange isn't fiction, but it has inspired @GhoshAmitav's latest novel, Gun Island, which reflects our planet's peril on the page. Join us on 9/10 as he discusses environmental crises and more with @NathanielRich, author of Losing Earth. Tickets: https://t.co/crsfFHCOb1 https://t.co/LcV8By4WRE

On 9/4 author and lawyer @mbobelian speaks with @alicia_bannon
about his new book, Battle for the Marble Palace, and the long struggle for ideological control of #SCOTUS. Join the conversation—it's free with RSVP: https://t.co/wxb7AMjdQA https://t.co/nyXT8a3sly

Join us on 9/18 as @AnthonyAlofsin discusses the role that New York played in shaping the career of Frank Lloyd Wright. He speaks with structural historian and best-selling architectural writer @JudithDupre. Free with RSVP: https://t.co/fr0ZzPaONQ https://t.co/CjAZSpoerQ

A cup of coffee and a good book go hand in hand. On 8/29 @TompkinsLib will pop up at Ninth Street Espresso in the East Village. Check out books about the neighborhood, its history, culture, and artists! https://t.co/lDoAJbBZiM https://t.co/AmW2uNmB3k

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