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The Business Resource and Innovation Center (BRIC) at Parkway Central Library is excited to announce a series of workshops in partnership with the 30 by 30 Financial Literacy Campaign effort, each… continue reading Master Your Money With These Financial Literacy Workshops

By written by Jordan C.    October 10, 2024   

On October 17, the Newspapers and Microfilm Center will host a screening of Recorder: The Marion Stokes Project . Stokes was a Philadelphia activist, librarian, public-access television producer,… continue reading Marion Stokes Saved Everything

By written by Charlie B.    October 9, 2024   

On Thursday, October 10 , in the Fourth Floor Skyline Room at Parkway Central Library , the Social Science and History Department will host Jon Grinspan , curator of political history at the… continue reading A Smithsonian Curator on the Lead-Up to the U.S. Civil War

By written by Ben R.    October 8, 2024   

The Edwin A. Fleisher Collection of Orchestral Music is excited to announce our new partnership with Play on Philly (POP). We are particularly enthusiastic about this alliance as POP echoes Edwin… continue reading First Fleisher Collection Scholarship Awarded to Philadelphia Composer and Pianist, Rhyuhn Green

By written by Gillian R.    October 7, 2024    1

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the 6th Latin American Book Fair Kickoff Party ! Join us at the Heim Center for Cultural and Civic Engagement on Friday, October 11, 2024, at 10:30 a.m. for an… continue reading 6th Latin American Book Fair Kickoff: A Celebration of Heritage, Resilience, and Culture

By written by Mary Marques    October 7, 2024   

Since  Parkway Central Library  opened in 1927, patrons have had free and open access to its rich and unique collections, expanding services, and professionally trained and welcoming… continue reading Department Highlights: Education, Philosophy, and Religion

By written by Administrator    October 3, 2024   

On  Friday, October 4 at 2:00 p.m. , the Social Science and History Department will host Antje Ulrike Mattheus , the author of a unique book on Philadelphia history.  Cresheim… continue reading Author of Unique Local History to Speak at the Free Library

By written by Ben R.    October 1, 2024   

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. As with many learning disabilities, there can be a lot of confusion and misunderstanding around what dyslexia is and how best to support learners who are… continue reading October is Dyslexia Awareness Month

By written by Rachel R.    October 1, 2024   

The mission of the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation is to "provide resources and advocacy to advance the mission of The Free Library while stewarding and promoting our special… continue reading Discovering Rare Books and Special Collections at the Free Library

By written by Free Library Foundation    October 1, 2024   

It’s Spooky Season, and the Free Library of Philadelphia celebrates Halloween all month long! There are fun, Halloween-themed activities coming to several of our branches, and… continue reading Celebrate the Spookiest Month of the Year with the Free Library

By written by Anthony T.    September 30, 2024   

As the fundraising arm of the Free Library of Philadelphia, the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation is excited to announce the launch of freelibraryfoundation.org — our new… continue reading Announcing the Launch of a Brand New Website for the Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation

By written by Administrator    September 30, 2024    1

Philly Career Launch Career Exploration Workshop sessions will take place in September, October, and November at various Free Library locations  and community hubs throughout Philadelphia.… continue reading Join Philly Career Launch for Our Career Exploration Series

By written by Annette M.    September 30, 2024    6

Are you looking for a fun Halloween activity to get you in the spirit of the season?  Mask On, Mask Off: Papier-Mâché Workshop is a fun and creative Halloween project that… continue reading Mask On, Mask Off: Papier-Mâché Workshop

By written by Brianna V.    September 30, 2024   

These new titles are coming to the Free Library in October!   Young Children (up to 2nd Grade) The Ofrenda That We Built by Jolene Gutiérrez and Shaian Gutiérrez; illustrated by… continue reading New Titles Coming to the Free Library in October

By written by Rachel F.    September 30, 2024   

The Free Library will reopen for Saturday hours effective Saturday, September 28 . We are pleased to share that libraries across the City will reopen for Saturday hours effective Saturday,… continue reading Six-Day Service Returns to Select Free Library Branches

By written by Administrator    September 26, 2024   

La biblioteca pública de Filadelfia se complace en anunciar una nueva serie de tres partes presentada en español para impulsar su búsqueda de empleo: Conceptos básicos… continue reading Nueva Serie de Tres Partes Para Impulsar su Búsqueda de Empleo

By written by Lu F.    September 26, 2024    1

This Welcoming Week , the Free Library hosted a special event called A Taste of Edible Alphabet on Monday, September 16, 2024. The evening program, arranged by Lindsay Southworth, Senior Program… continue reading A Taste of Edible Alphabet: Learn English Through Cooking

By written by Meredith M.    September 25, 2024   

The Free Library of Philadelphia Foundation is excited to share an important update regarding our Strategic Plan for the remainder of 2024 and beyond! After an incredibly competitive Request for… continue reading A Strategic Plan and Partnership to Propel the Free Library Foundation Forward

By written by Free Library Foundation    September 23, 2024    1

College and test prep workshops , hosted by  Field Teen Center  in partnership with  The Alexander Advantage , will return to the Free Library for the 2024–2025 school year .… continue reading Free SAT and College Prep Workshops 2024–2025

By written by Yona Y.    September 23, 2024    1

September 22–28 is Banned Books Week 2024, and this year's theme is "Freed Between the Lines." This important observance began in 1982 in response to a surge… continue reading Freed Between the Lines: It's Banned Books Week!

By written by Bridget G.    September 23, 2024   

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