NYPL Now!

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Discover NYPL Each day, The New York Public Library offers about 100 free classes, author talks, films, and events for kids, teens, seniors, job seekers, and many others throughout its 91 locations. Founded in 1895, the Library is known both for its vast network of neighborhood branches—87 throughout the Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island— and its four world-renowned research libraries. Visit the iconic Stephen A. Schwarzman Building at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, and other libraries devoted to the performing arts; black history and culture; and business and personal finance. The Library also hosts exhibitions showcasing NYPL’s collections and work by well-known and local artists.

Thank You! Major support for The New York Public Library’s exhibitions and public programs is provided through generous gifts from Celeste Bartos, Sue and Edgar Wachenheim III, Mahnaz Ispahani Bartos and Adam Bartos, and Jonathan Altman.

See page 27 for a directory of locations. Programs and hours are subject to change or cancellation. Visit nypl.org or call ahead for the latest information. Holiday Closings All locations will be closed May 25–27 and July 4. Cover images are represented in full on the following pages (clockwise from top left): 19, 24, 7, 7, and 8.

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NYPL offers programs and resources for educators and students of all ages, including professional development seminars, research workshops, exhibition tours, and school visits. For more information, visit teachandlearn.nypl.org, call 212.576.0037, or e-mail teachandlearn@nypl.org.

This Family Membership supports children’s programs and collections at neighborhood libraries to promote reading and improve achievement. Join us and enjoy our Family Benefit, Halloween party, and all Conservators Program benefits, including special author forums and exhibition previews. Visit nypl.org/conservators or call 212.930.0670.

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Programs for Kids For information about the Library’s many programs, resources, and spaces specifically for children, pick up NYPL Roar! or visit kids.nypl.org/programs.

Connect with NYPL Follow the Library on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest, and more! Visit facebook.com/ newyorkpubliclibrary for details.

Take Pride in Your Support Free programs like these are made possible, in part, by people like you. Show your support by making a donation today and we’ll send you a free ecofriendly tote bag. You’ll be able to tote your books home from the Library and let the world know that you support The New York Public Library. You may also dedicate your donation to the branch of your choice! Visit nypl.org/tote or call 212.930.0653.

Your Event at the Library NYPL’s landmark Stephen A. Schwarzman Building encourages the use of some of its most beautiful spaces for wedding receptions and corporate, nonprofit, and social events. Visit nypl.org/ spacerental or call 212.930.0730.

Shop at the Library! NYPL Now! is published three times a year by the Department of Communications and Marketing

Visit The Library Shop for NYPL-inspired gifts, books, and toys. The new Audubon Collection includes journals, note cards, and other items that feature stunning images from John James Audubon’s The Birds of America, one of the Library’s great treasures. Shop online at shop.nypl.org. Friends of the Library receive a 10% discount!

Don’t miss the Schomburg Shop! See p. 22.

The Library Shop Stephen A. Schwarzman Building Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street

Ken Weine, Vice President for Communications and Marketing Elizabeth Hays, Acting Director of Publications Abby Tannenbaum, Editor Katharina Seifert, Managing Designer Rosalene Labrado-Perillo, Designer Lauren Trainor, Editorial Associate © The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundations, 2013


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