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Join us on 9/6 at 7 PM to kick off LIVE from NYPL's fall season🍂with Myriam Gurba (@lesbrains). She will discuss her gripping new essay collection 'Creep: Accusations and Confessions' an informal sociology of creeps and the traditions that create them.
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On the holdshelf: Come out fighting; the epic tale of the 761st tank battalion, 1942-1945
Call Number:📚BZAP+ (Anderson, T. W. Come out fighting)
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🎛️ Vibes from the Archives 📂 @nypl_lpa partnered with TIDAL to produce three definitive playlists of hip-hop classics inspired by @VibeMagazine. Explore the playlists and learn how cardholders can access the VIBE archive at NYPL!
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Come join us for a virtual class Thursday, September 14th at 4 pm. Learn how to search and access our catalog and databases from the comfort of your own home with your NYPL Library card. nypl.org/events/programs/202…
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Liz Swados's masterpiece, 'The Beautiful Lady,' has left an indelible mark on theatre history. Douglas Reside, Curator of @NYPL_Theatre. takes us on a captivating journey: from its revival in '23 to echoes in iconic musicals like Closer Than Ever & Six 🌟
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Want to learn about your family's history? Check out the upcoming season of Geneology classes from @NYPLHistory!
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Today, 8/28, marks the 60th anniversary of the #MarchonWashington. Activist and actor Harry Belafonte (1927-2023) was one of its organizers. Discover behind-the-scenes insights on that historic day through his collection. #SchomburgCenter ow.ly/mgqC50PEUXA
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Today is the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his iconic “I Have a Dream” speech. With more than 500 online research options available, learn more about MLK with this collection of resources from NYPL.
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60 years ago today, the march on Washington for Jobs and Freedom occurred. Produced by WRVR the FM station of @RiversideNYC (Riverside Church) is available for listening free of charge here at LPA.
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Calling writers, artists, + thinkers! 🖌️📚
@CullmanNYPL is now open for applications. Elevate your projects with unique research collections, an $85,000 stipend, + an office space.
Apply by September 29!
Learn more:
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On the hold shelf: Mémoires de chefs : Paul Bocuse, Alain Chapel, Michel Guérard, Paul & Jean-Pierre Haeberlin, Gaston Lenôtre, Louis Outhier, Jacques Pic, Alain Senderens, Jean & Pierre Troisgros, Roger Vergé
Call Number📚ReCAP 12-53042
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🏛️📜 We are so pleased to host Gao Yunxiang & Hannah Esther Zaves-Greene as the 2023-2024 NEH Long-Term Fellows. It is a privilege to support their vibrant scholarship and research.🌟📚
Read about their projects here: nypl.org/fellowships/neh-lon…
🌸📸 Explore the intricate architecture & rich heritage of Korean palaces with our newly digitized photographs!
Featuring the beauty of JongMyo, royal tombs, calligraphy, and much more: nypl.org/blog/2023/06/01/alb…
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ALT The Royal Family in the New Year of 1919
Get a taste of zines in the collection about, named after, or illustrated with food! nypl.org/blog/2023/08/01/per…
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Bring your class to The New York Public Library this fall to explore collections and research resources! nypl.org/spotlight/schwarzma…
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Who was Yeichi Nimura? Rare photographs of dancer, teacher, and choreographer, Yeichi Nimura from @nypl_lpa have been recently made available in the #NYPLDigitalCollections. on.nypl.org/3rGTOU5
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Don't miss past @CullmanNYPL Fellow @MitchSJackson on Sept 6 @SchomburgCenter talking about his new book FLY:
Wednesday, 9/6 at 6:30 PM: Explore the extraordinary intersection of high #fashion and #basketball with Esquire magazine's Mitchell S. Jackson.
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Uncover the stories and treasures housed in our flagship building with a new self-guided audio tour narrated by acclaimed journalist and author Alison Stewart (@AllOfItWNYC).
Listen to the audio tour online in English, español, & 普通话 nypl.org/audio-tour-mobile
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Dive into the Berg Collection with a new blog post that rounds up materials shining a light on delightful summer pastimes 🍨👙🌴
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