Posts by NYPL Staff

Find out which books were the most popular checkouts this year in each NYC borough.

Eight branches of The New York Public Library will offer COVID-19 vaccinations for 5 to 11-year-olds beginning on Saturday, December 18, 2021.

Explore some of the hottest new reads recommended by our expert librarians—plus, find everything the Library has to offer now that we've fully reopened.

All available branches are now open and offering nearly full service. See you at the Library!

Join us in Bryant Park for discussions about American History, discover a new writing workshop for immigrant writers, and test your film trivia skills.

The New York Public Library is saddened to hear about the passing of Katherine "Kay" Lahusen, whose activism, photography, and writing helped to bring LGBTQ+ rights to the forefront of society, shining a light on the vibrant and fulfilling lives of lesbians and highlighting queer subcultures.

Novels for adults and young adults, stories, poetry, and anthologies, these works offer a textured and diverse look at the resiliency and vibrancy of this nation and its people.

Find out about expanded access to onsite services, plus get ready for Ranked Choice Voting with our Big Apple Book Ballot!

Take 30 seconds to remind City leaders that funding libraries is key to helping NYC come back strong. Sign a letter and stand with your library.

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, plus sign up for a talk with Anna Sale and Michael Arceneaux, and go behind the scenes with Broadway prop masters.

Find free online events, book recommendations for all ages, and special storytimes to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

Discover the full event lineup, find top checkouts in 21 languages, and explore our free resources in Español, 中文, Русский, বাংলা, Français, 日本語, and more for all ages!

Discover talks featuring Louis Menand with A.O. Scott, Kaitlyn Greenidge with Edwidge Danticat, and Joshua Jelly-Schapiro with Suketu Mehta, plus sign up for NYPL's first-ever World Literature Festival.

Start reading Kazuo Ishiguro's latest novel as part of April's Get Lit book club—plus, register now for our first-ever World Literature Festival!

Ethan Hawke on his first novel in 20 years, plus Vivian Gornick looks back on her career as a beloved critic, a discussion on criminal justice reform, and the Women's Jazz Festival returns.

From books and information to programs and other free resources—NYPL is here for you.

Elizabeth Kolbert explores the science of saving the future, plus learn about the most famous woman American artist you’ve never heard of—and more!

Celebrate Black History Month, Lunar New Year, and the magic of NYC with book events, reading lists, and family programs.

Explore new book lists highlighting Black history, plus find online events for kids, teens, and adults.