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Celebrate the end of summer reading with your community at the Boston Public Library! Stop by the New & Novel area of the Central Library in Copley Square between 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm to meet other summer reading participants, share book recommendations and other bingo activities, and put your...
Join us in person or over Zoom Webinar as the Boston Public Library welcomes AI experts Nathan Sanders, Dr. Avjjit Gosh, and Jessica Chapel as panelists for this conversation about AI and civic engagement as a part of the 2026 Lowell Lecture Series. This program will be moderated by BPL President...
Celebrate your Summer Reading accomplishments, talk about your favorite books, and get recommendations on how to complete your Bingo card! Ages 5-12. Accessibility Notice: We strive to make our events accessible. To request a disability accommodation and/or language services, please contact the...
Celebrate completing Summer Reading Bingo with a cozy reward! Stop by the Chinatown Branch to pick up your exclusive Hygge Kit filled with treats. To claim your kit, simply show us your completed Summer Reading Bingo card—or pull up a photo of it on your phone! Kits are curated for adults and only..
For ages 60+, meet Sapphire-Cypress Trinh, your neighborhood advocate at Boston Public Library's Chinatown Branch on every 1st Monday of each month from 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm. Sapphire-Cypress can assist you in applying for city services & government benefits including SNAP, Fuel Assistance, Medicare..
Looking to practice your Mandarin Chinese? Come to the Peer-Led Mandarin Conversation Circle at the Chinatown Branch of the Boston Public Library for a relaxed, in-person conversation group. It's a great opportunity to improve your speaking skills and connect with fellow learners! Programming at...
Join us for Community Day in the South End —a fun-filled pop-up event at the South End Library Park on Tuesday, September 22 ! We've got something for everyone: For the preschoolers and babies: A children's concert with Little Groove celebrating the Fall Equinox starting at 10:30 am. For all ages:..
The South End Branch staff is excited to welcome Rosie Baublepop, the Balloon Lady Clown, for a special appearance in the South End Library Park as we celebrate the Fall Equinox! Stop by from 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM for delightful balloon creations and family-friendly fun. Whether you're a kid or just a.
Join Láura Macías for a Bilingual Story Time in Spanish/English for children ages 0-5 years old. Stories and folk tales from around the world will be told in English and Spanish. Includes puppets, songs, and movements for children in the South End Library Park! Address: South End Library Park 685...
Summer Reading ends August 31st! Come to the North End Branch to celebrate the end of Summer Reading while eating some pizza! Join us to fill out our bingo board, get your sticker for bingo, or book plate for a blackout! Chat with the community about your favorite discoveries during Summer Reading..
This in-person workshop will explore credible websites and resources where participants can learn about election news and ballot information, as well as official government websites where they can check voter registration, learn about their polling place, and register to vote. The second half of...
Join us for this afternoon in-person talk in partnership with the Boston Village. Advances in medicine and public health have culminated in people rightly expecting to have a long life. And yet, we almost universally don't want to "get old." Here in the US, being "old" is associated with decline in.
Join us in person or over Zoom Webinar as the Boston Public Library welcomes Sarah Botstein as a speaker for the Lowell Lecture Series. As a filmmaker who has worked closely with Ken Burns for over 30 years as a part of Florentine Films, Sarah will talk about her latest film, PBS's The American...
Join author Linford Fisher in a discussion of his book, Stealing America, where he shows that although the first enslaved Africans arrived in Jamestown in 1619, European slavery in America began more than a century before. The enslavement of Indigenous people began in the years just after 1492,...
The Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement (MOIA) staff is available to meet with you one-on-one and provide information, support, and connections to City services and local organizations to help with concerns related to: immigration (we cannot provide legal advice), food, housing, services for...
The Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement (MOIA) staff is available to meet with you one-on-one and provide information, support, and connections to City services and local organizations to help with concerns related to: immigration (we cannot provide legal advice), food, housing, services for...
The Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement (MOIA) staff is available to meet with you one-on-one and provide information, support, and connections to City services and local organizations to help with concerns related to: immigration (we cannot provide legal advice), food, housing, services for...
The Mayor’s Office for Immigrant Advancement (MOIA) staff is available to meet with you one-on-one and provide information, support, and connections to City services and local organizations to help with concerns related to: immigration (we cannot provide legal advice), food, housing, services for...
All are welcome to attend the Board of Trustees Annual Meeting. See the agenda and other meeting details here . Please note that if attending in person, you must use the 230 Dartmouth St. entrance before 9 am (entry not permitted before 8:15 am). Requests for an accommodation to attend or...
This in-person workshop will explore credible websites and resources where participants can learn about election news and ballot information, as well as official government websites where they can check voter registration, learn about their polling place, and register to vote. The second half of...
Join us in person or over Zoom Webinar as the Boston Public Library welcomes AI experts Nathan Sanders, Dr. Avjjit Ghosh, and Jessica Chapel as panelists for this conversation about AI and civic engagement as a part of the 2026 Lowell Lecture Series. This program will be moderated by BPL President..
If you’re an artist or creative worker, an arts educator or administrator, or a mix of creative roles, there’s support for you! Whether you need help with a particular situation or even just the day-to-day business of being a working artist, the Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts is here to help! Learn.
Copyright lasts a long time. For many creatives, the copyright on their works might last multiple lifetimes before it enters the public domain. This is why it’s so important for artists and creative workers to include copyright as part of their legacy plan. Who has the power to use, enjoy,...
What is copyright? What does it do? Why have I been told to “copyright” my work? Do I “own” copyright? Why does this matter? Copyright is a fundamental legal protection that gives creators the power to control access to their work. In this workshop, we’ll explain basic principles of copyright: what.
Are you a leader of an existing nonprofit organization or interested in creating a new one? Do you have questions and concerns about incorporating and/or filing for tax-exempt status? All nonprofit start-ups, or even those who are considering whether a nonprofit is right for them, are invited to...
What is a contract? Are there things it must include? Do I need a lawyer to write or negotiate it for me? A contract exists when participants come together to exchange goods and services for compensation. A written contract is a valuable tool for any creative business. Contracts take all shapes and.
Join us in person or over Zoom Webinar as the Boston Public Library welcomes Sarah Botstein as a speaker for the Lowell Lecture Series. As a filmmaker who has worked closely with Ken Burns for over 30 years as a part of Florentine Films, Sarah will talk about historical film making as well as...
The internet is replete with legal information. Legal blogs, contract templates, statutes, cases and commentary, AI agents, etc. Why hire a lawyer when so many answers rest at your fingertips? Online resources can be helpful, but only if you can trust they’re legitimate. Even then, they don’t...
Tuesday, September 15 is National Voter Registration Day ! In celebration of this day, stop by the Boylston Street Building Lobby at the Central Library in Copley Square and meet representatives of the City of Boston Election Department . Eligible voters will be able to register to vote, check...
Looking to practice your Mandarin Chinese? Come to the Peer-Led Mandarin Conversation Circle at the Chinatown Branch of the Boston Public Library for a relaxed, in-person conversation group. It's a great opportunity to improve your speaking skills and connect with fellow learners! Programming at...