Nagdaraos ang Aklatan ng mga libreng kaganapan araw-araw. Mayroong para sa lahat ng edad at interes – tingnan ang aming kalendaryo para makahanap ng mga kaganapan malapit sa iyo.
New to computers or need a hand with technology? This weekly session is perfect for beginners! Come learn essential digital literacy skills, find out how to use different search engines, and get answers to your basic tech questions in a supportive environment.
Teens will hear from award-winning children's and young adult author, journalist, and television screenwriter Paula Yoo, who will discuss her advocacy against censorship and her experience writing about critical moments in American history and civil rights.
Los Angeles Libros Festival ofrecerá una entretenida programación con cuentacuentos, conciertos, autores, talleres, libros y comunidad. Entrada gratuita.
The Los Angeles Libros Festival will offer a full day of entertainment featuring Spanish-language and bilingual storytelling, musical performances, authors, workshops, books, and community. Free and open to the general public.
Our STAR volunteers read to children one-on-one or in small groups. No sign-up is required. Take home a free book to keep after attending three STAR reading sessions at our branch.
Aphasia is a brain disorder. It usually results from stroke or head injury. It affects a person's ability to read, write, speak, and understand speech. This book club is designed especially for adults with aphasia. Because everyone deserves to enjoy a good book. For more information and zoom link, contact fschwarz@lapl.org.
Join us for an engaging discussion about whodunnits, thrillers, and crime fiction. We meet on the third Thursday of the month at 1:30 p.m. Copies are available at the reference desk and as e-books.
Read the book and join our lively discussion!There is no December meeting.January 10: Cutting for Stone by Abraham VergheseFebruary 14: I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and Was Shot by the Taliban by Malala Yousafzai and Christina LambMarch 14: The Last Painting of Sara de Vos by...
Woman Hollering Creek and Other Stories by Sandra Cisneros is a 1991 collection of vignettes and short stories exploring the complexities of Chicana identity, patriarchal constraints, and life along the Texas-Mexico border.
Teens will hear from award-winning children's and young adult author, journalist, and television screenwriter Paula Yoo, who will discuss her advocacy against censorship and her experience writing about critical moments in American history and civil rights.
Join community archivist and #GraveTok creator Rosie Grant for a fascinating exploration of the unexpected intersection of food, history, and remembrance.
Join us to hear journalist Paul Richter discuss his new book, The Distance Between Our Names, about the struggles of the early Japanese immigrants to America.
Join the Los Angeles Public Library's Art, Music, and Recreation Department for an online conversation with author Doug Levy as we celebrate the recent release of his book Hero Redefined: Profiles of Olympic Athletes Under the Radar.
