Events Calendar

Walk-in Tutors assist adult patrons with reading, writing, English conversation, basic technology assistance, job applications, and completing forms. Walk-in Tutors cannot assist with legal documents. Contact the Singleton Adult Literacy Center at…

Do you want to practice your English pronunciation and communication skills? This class is for you! Learners will also have the opportunity to practice speaking English with the instructors and their peers.

A discussion of the fascinating and chilling creative non-fiction book, The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic and Madness at the Fair that Changed America, by Erik Larson.

An interactive murder mystery game at the library! For ages 11 and older.

Join Westwood Library to commemorate ten years of the Cookies and Comics Graphic Novel Club with a moderated panel of industry experts. This in-person event will celebrate a decade of the LAPL-hosted graphic novel club designed for and by adults.

Enjoy live music at our classical concert series!

Walk-in tutoring is available for any adult who needs help with internet searches, filling out forms, English conversation, reading, writing, resumes, and applications, studying for citizenship tests, and basic cell phone and computer use. No…

Walk-in Tutors assist adults with reading, writing, English conversation, basic technology assistance, job applications, and completing forms.

Walk-in Tutors assist adult patrons with reading, writing, English conversation, basic technology assistance, job applications, and completing forms. Walk-in Tutors cannot assist with legal documents. No reservations or appointments; it is on a first…

Walk-in Tutors assist adult patrons with Math, reading, writing, English conversation, basic technology assistance, job applications, and completing forms. Walk-in Tutors cannot assist with legal documents.

Join us for knitting and crochet!

Our October read is Silver Nitrate by Silvia Garcia-Moreno, "a dark thriller about the curse that haunts a legendary lost film--and awakens one woman's hidden powers."

Three small-town women unleash their wildest desires when a mysterious man arrives, sparking a wickedly funny mix of magic, seduction, and supernatural chaos.

This class is for adults who want to learn about current events using a newspaper called News for You and other materials. Adults will practice their vocabulary, grammar, reading, and conversational skills with the instructor and peers.

Walk-in Tutors assist adult patrons with reading, writing, English conversation, basic technology assistance, job applications, and completing forms. Walk-in Tutors cannot assist with legal documents. No reservations or appointments are required but…

Join us to boost your English skills by exploring current news, U.S. history, and everyday idioms—so you can speak confidently and stay informed.

Learn the civics, government, interview and language skills needed for the Naturalization process. Students must have a green card. RSVP: Please sign up at the branch or call: 213-228-7154.

Walk-in Tutors assist adults with reading, writing, English conversation, basic technology assistance, job applications, and completing forms.

The Friends of the Memorial Branch Library have lots of gently used books for sale. Stop by to pick up something good to read.

The Fiato Quartet presents a unique program featuring all-female composers, including the world premiere of Angel's Flight by Alicia Byer, inspired by the downtown Los Angeles funicular.

Walk-in tutoring is available for adults needing assistance with internet searches, forms, English skills, resumes, citizenship tests, and basic technology, with no appointment necessary and 20-minute sessions on a first-come, first-served basis.

Our Cybernaut is available to assist you in learning basic computer skills, using the library databases, setting up email, operating your laptop, tablet or smartphone, copying, printing, scanning services and more.This service is free and open to the…

Speak English with confidence. Join our English conversation class to develop your communication, grammar, and vocabulary skills.

We meet on the first Sunday of each month to discuss a mystery, thriller, or suspense book picked by the group. For current titles, please contact the West LA Library at westla@lapl.org or 310-575-8323.