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Get Email Updates from LIVE from the NYPL! Stand by for news about our spring season of LIVE from the NYPL! Tickets to see Rahm Emanuel, Neil Gaiman, Terry McMillan, Amor Towles and more go on sale tomorrow (January 23) at 10 AM: http://pages.email.nypl.org/livenewsletter/
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How did we get from he and she to zie and hir—and singular they? Pioneering linguist Dennis Baron discusses his new book, What's Your Pronoun? with VICE journalist Diana Tourjée and professor Jack Halberstam on February 4. Free with registration: ...

Looking for love in all the wrong places? Come to #NYPLafterhours and #LoveReading this Valentine's Day. Hear Pablo Neruda's love poems read aloud in the Rose Main Reading Room, play literary trivia, let a librarian set you up with a ... 1 Likes

NYPL Events: What's Happening 1/21–2/3 New York Public Library for the Performing Arts hosts a Symposium of Moving History, Stefon Harris plays a concert at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library, plus author talks, classes, and more! Check out ... 4 Likes

From classic novels to today's most pressing issues, join us for literary discussions and performances this spring at LIVE from the NYPL. Tickets go on sale this Thursday, January 23, but Friends of the Library can shop right now! Become ... 1 Likes

Terry McMillan. Neil Gaiman. Annie Proulx. Yiyun Li. And many more!
Our member-only pre-sale on tickets to the spring season of LIVE from the NYPL starts tomorrow, January 21! Become a member today to get early access, plus up to ... 4 Likes

Join the Library Family: Make a Membership Gift - New York Public Library From the books that make us love reading to the writers who are tackling the most pressing issues of our time, join us for literary talks and conversations this spring at LIVE from the NYPL! Become a member today, and ... 1 Likes

Catch our J.D. Salinger exhibition—featuring manuscripts, letters, photographs, books, and personal effects drawn exclusively from the author's archive—before it closes on January 19. Plan your visit today! https://www.nypl.org/events/exhibitions/salinger 1 Comments

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Panel discussions. A cosplay competition. Talks with leading artists from across the country. And more! Don't miss the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library's eighth annual Black Comic Book Festival January 17 and 18. This ...

Journalists Open House Back by popular demand! If you missed yesterday's workshop on using the Library to aid your research as a journalist, join us on January 24 for a second session. Free with registration: https://on.nypl.org/journalists0124fb
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NYPL Locations Reminder: all NYPL The New York Public Library locations will be closed on Monday, January 20 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
The mission of The New York Public Library is to inspire lifelong learning, advance knowledge, and ... 6 Likes

How did we get from he and she to zie and hir—and singular they? Pioneering linguist Dennis Baron discusses his new book, What's Your Pronoun? with VICE journalist Diana Tourjée and professor Jack Halberstam on February 4. Free with registration: ... 1 Likes

Looking for love in all the wrong places? Come to #NYPLafterhours and #LoveReading this Valentine's Day! Hear Pablo Neruda's love poems read aloud in the Rose Main Reading Room, play literary trivia, let a librarian set you up with a ... 2 Likes

Our first event of the LIVE from the NYPL Spring 2020 season features Rahm Emanuel in conversation with This Week's George Stephanopoulos on February 26. Tickets go on sale one week from today! Sign up here to be first to ... 1 Likes

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LIVE from the NYPL Toni Morrison. Truman Capote. Annie Proulx. Join us this spring as we celebrate the Library's 125th anniversary by rediscovering the books—and the authors behind them—that make us love reading. Tickets to LIVE from the NYPL go on sale January 23. ... 3 Likes

From the books that make us love reading to the writers who are tackling the most pressing issues of our time, join us for literary talks and conversations this spring at LIVE from the NYPL! Become a member today, and ... 1 Likes

The Schomburg Center's 8th Annual Black Comic Book Festival Panel discussions. A cosplay competition. Talks with leading artists from across the country. And more! Don't miss the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, New York Public Library's eighth annual Black Comic Book Festival January 17 and 18. This ... 5 Likes

Join us on January 29 as Paul Yoon, a Young Lions Award winner and former Cullman fellow, returns to the Library to share his latest novel—Run Me to Earth—a story of escape and survival in 1960s Laos, with New Yorker ... 2 Likes

LIVE from the NYPL Whether you're a new library card holder, or a long-time Friend, our spring season of LIVE from the NYPL has something for everyone! Check out our line-up, and sign up for our newsletter to be notified when tickets go on ... 6 Likes

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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