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PIck up September's take and make Culture Craft kit starting today! While supplies last.

Autry Museum provides a hands-on, object-based program which fosters participant-driven learning and critical thinking.

Author Fereidun Shokatfard is a Titanic historian and author who is an expert on the sinking of the Titanic, and who has followed the lives of many of the survivors. He has a unique perspective that connects this tragedy with the lives of young and…

The Tongva program focuses on the history and culture of the Tongva people (the first peoples of Los Angeles).

We will discuss The Library Book with the Central Library’s map librarian emeritus, Glen Creason, who experienced the fire firsthand and then joined the intense effort to save the collection and reopen the library in 1993.

Learn about the process of creating and ratifying a constitutional amendment.

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.

Learn about Hank Greenberg's dilemma in 1934 about whether to play or pray on Yom Kippur.

Learn about how oral history and genealogy can join forces to preserve your family histories.

Join Arnold Weiss as he highlights Hank Greenberg's inspiring journey as America's first Jewish sports superstar, overcoming antisemitism, pursuing Babe Ruth's home run record, and demonstrating his faith by sitting out a key game on Yom Kippur.

Experience the vibrant rhythms and melodies of the Caribbean and Cuba! Enjoy the rich cultural heritage through live music performed by special guest Melena.

Discover queer collections at LAPL and learn how to preserve your community with a DIY archiving zine-making activity. Limited to 15 participants.

Engage with new modes of visualizing your genealogical research or personal archiving project. Materials provided. Led by The Crafter’s Clubhouse.

Learn about the breadth of genealogy and personal archiving resources available at LAPL. To digitize materials and consult with an archivist, sign up at the link below.

Kids and teens will become history detectives in this hands-on program led by teachers from the Autry Museum of the American West.

An interactive program for all ages, in English and in Spanish. Martin Espino will invite you to sing in Native Languages of indigenous peoples as well as play authentic ancient percussion instruments.

Join Dr. Gloria Arjona as she presents - Diego Rivera: Coloring the Stories of the Maya Peoples.

Join us as we examine artifacts and learn about the Tongva, the first people of Los Angeles. Discover how they used their knowledge of the environment to survive. Our special guests from the Autry Museum of the West will turn us into history…