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Geek'd Con is preparing to unleash three days of pop culture greatness at theShreveportConvention Center from August 14th through the 16th, 2026. Secure your admission, and take a look at the elite VI
Register to watch live and ask questions, or view the recording anytime on Creativebug . Knitter Melanie Falick leads a conversation about handwork in the modern age. Where do those impulses come from? What do they give us—beyond the finished object? And how can the skills, values, and...
JOB1 is here to help at any stage in your career, even if you're just starting out. JOB1 YouthWorks Career Center helps youth between the ages of 16 - 24 find jobs, explore careers, pursue education goals, develop leadership skills, and receive comprehensive guidance and counseling. Visit...
STEM Kit Fun is a hands-on, drop-in program designed to spark curiosity and practice skills in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Children and their caregivers are invited to explore a variety of STEM toys, which include activities such as building challenges, pattern recognition, and...
If you're a District C resident, stop by during Freddie King III's office hours to discuss city issues with your council representative. No appointment necessary.
Discuss feature articles in order of appearance in this week's New Yorker Magazine . Don't have a subscription? Come by the Library to read our copy. You can also access the New Yorker and other digital magazines through the Library's digital resource Flipster. With Flipster, you can read complete..
The Louisiana Department of Health can also assist with Family Independence Temporary Assistance (FiTap) and Kinship (KCSP). In partnership with the Louisiana Department of Health .
High school students from Jesuit Robotics will lead this afternoon workshop. Open to tweens ages 9 - 12. Registration required. Sponsored by the Library Foundation of New Orleans.
Upcoming Selections: August: "The Death of a Government Clerk" & "Oh! the Public" by Anton Chekhov Sponsored by the Library Foundation of New Orleans .
Registration required. Teen Volunteer Day is open to teens ages 14 - 18. Sponsored by the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library .
Learn about the process of using acid dyes on protein fibers like wool, silk, and nylon, and how to apply dyes to create different color effects. Then, experiment with direct application dyeing to create a uniquely beautiful skein of yarn. Direct application dyeing provides the most control over...
Drop by for help with any of the following: Finding and applying for jobs online Creating or updating your resume Writing a cover letter that gets noticed This is a small workshop, guided by the needs of the participants. Get support, skills, and knowledge from Library staff and your fellow...
Practice problem-solving and develop critical thinking at this hands-on STEAM program for ages 6 - 12. Sponsored by the Library Foundation of New Orleans.
Practice language development, motor skills, and more to prepare for reading and writing. This is a weekly recurring program, with a morning session starting at 10:30 a.m. and an afternoon session starting at 3:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library .
Experiment, create, or craft at this hands-on STEAM event for children ages 6 – 12. Sponsored by the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library .
Play chess in an organized setting or learn some basics. There will be chess problems to solve if you do not wish to play. Players can make their own matches or the Library can set up matches based on skill level. Sponsored by the Library Foundation of New Orleans .
Upcoming selections: June: Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë July: Girl Waits with Gun by Amy Stewart August: The God of the Woods by Liz Moore
This session will cover: Crescent City Sounds Flipster Hoopla Kanopy Freegal LinkedIn Learning
This smaller and adaptive play and exploration program is inclusive and accessible to all, including children who are physically and developmentally aged 2 - 5. It is designed to help children explore their senses and learn in a way that is both fun and engaging. Registration is required. Sponsored.
What to bring to your appointment: All correctly filled out, unsigned documents (all signatures must be witnessed by notary) Photo identification for all parties involved Any witness or witnesses if required Notary services are limited to 3 documents per person, per visit. Services are offered by...
Sponsored by the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library .
No appointment is necessary. To prepare for your visit, plan to bring required documents for the child: birth certificate or passport, immunization record (if applicable). If the child is new to the state of Louisiana, all required documents must be submitted at manningchildrens.org/immunization...
Contact Name & Info: Jeanne Bell, jbell@lambethhouse.com Bringing books and requests to check out for seniors at Lambeth House & providing cards to use for e-resources when needed.
Bring Your Own Title (BYOT) Non-Fiction Discussion Group is a topic-based discussion group. Participants read a nonfiction title of their choice within an agreed-upon subject in order to exchange ideas and explore issues from diverse perspectives. This discussion group is adults 18+. Upcoming...
Schedule free pick up of emergency contraception, pregnancy tests, condoms, and information at Plan B NOLA . In partnership with The New Orleans Health Department and Women with a Vision .
For more information or to receive PDFs of the stories visit the Cita Dennis Hubbell Library or call 504-596-3113 Upcoming Selections: February: "The Ones who Walk Away from Omelas" by Ursula K LeGuin and "The Ones who Stay and Fight" by N.K. Jemisin March: "Semplica Girl Diaries" by George...
For more information about Metropolitan Human Services District, please visit www.mhsdla.org .
Psychosis is often the beginning of severe mental illness such as the schizophrenia-spectrum disorders and occurring in young people. The base of evidence shows that the longer psychosis goes untreated, the more difficult it becomes to treat, and the more disruptive it can be to a person’s...
Practice problem-solving and develop critical thinking at this hands-on STEAM program for tweens. Sponsored by the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library .
Please register to help us plan supplies. Sponsored by the Library Foundation of New Orleans.
Please do not drop off glass outside of program hours. Unattended glass on the premises is unsafe for everyone and has to be thrown away. Visit these links for more information about Glass Half Full and Glassroots . In partnership with Glassroots and the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library ...
For more information, please visit bridgehouse.org .
If numbers allow, we can play a tournament bracket. Checker boards will also be available. Practice problem-solving and develop critical thinking at this hands-on STEAM program for ages 6 - 12. Sponsored by the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library .
Upcoming selections: February: The Ghosts of Gwendolyn Montgomery by Clarence Haynes March: Klara and the sun by Ishiguro, Kazuo April: Cursed Daughters by Oyinkan Braithwaite May: Horse by Geraldine Brooks This is a recurring program. The Bywater Book Club meets the second Saturday of the month...
The Orleans Parish Warrant Clinic can assist individuals with failure-to-appear municipal warrants due to misdemeanor offenses and traffic violations. The clinic provides a safe environment for individuals with warrants, fines, and fees to address the court and have their cases adjudicated and...
Indulge your child’s curiosity with this fun and interactive program featuring STEAM concepts. Each month will feature a story and activities that focus on a different concept. For ages 3 - 5 and their families. Registration is required. Sponsored by the Friends of the New Orleans Public...
On September 8, 1935, Huey Long, a United States senator and former Louisiana governor, was fatally shot in a back corridor of the Louisiana state capitol. Although the most widely accepted theory holds that Dr. Carl Weiss, son-in-law of Long’s political opponent Judge Benjamin Henry Pavy,...
Sponsored by the Friends of the New Orleans Public Library. This is a recurring drop-in program. It takes place monthly unless otherwise noted.