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.
Guided by trained Autry educators, participants explore objects, natural materials, and images to discover how the Tongva, the first peoples of the Los Angeles region, continue to draw on their deep knowledge of the land and environment.
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.
The Eagle Rock Book Club explores both acclaimed newer books and rediscovered classics of the past. The selection for September is A Farewell to Gabo and Mercedes: A Son's Memoir of Gabriel García Márquez and Mercedes Barcha by Rodrigo Garcia.
Join us on the fourth Thursday of each month (except in November and December). This month we'll be discussing The Girl With the Dragon Tattooby Steig Larsson.
Do you love graphic novels? Does your family get tired of having to talk about Watchmen - again? Looking for someone to geek out with you over the new stuff from Brian K. Vaughan? Then this is the club for you!
Middle-grade readers in grades 4-7 are invited to join our engaging monthly book discussions. This month, we will be reading Beyond the Bright Sea by Lauren Wolk.
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.
Únete con la escritora Yurina Melara Valiuls para una conversación su libro. / Join author Yurina Melara Valiulis for a conversation about her new book
