Author Viet Thanh Nguyen Reflects on the Refugee Experience
Discusses new book, “A Man of Two Faces.”
Discusses new book, “A Man of Two Faces.”
We understand how frustrating the recent and frequent closures at Bellevue/William O. Lockridge Neighborhood Library have been, and we want to share more information about the root cause and our plans to resolve it.
Billy Dee Williams discusses his book "What Have We Here: Portraits of a Life" at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, DC on Thursday, Feb. 15.
While some great film memories are created at the movie theatre, for many, great movie moments happen at home discovering cult gems, eerie classics, offering new perspectives and eventually a community of other fans. If you have an interest in cult cinema, B-Horror, and the personalities who brought them to our screens, check out these biographies below!
Explore this curated reading list for all ages that explores the topic of neurodiversity—the natural variation in human brains. From beautifully illustrated picture books that introduce young children to different ways of experiencing the world, to insightful guides, memoirs and other nonfiction for teens and adults, you'll find powerful stories that highlight the unique perspectives and strengths of neurodivergent individuals.
The District of Columbia Public Library (DCPL) Office of Procurement, on behalf of the Office of Public Services, awarded Contract No. DCPL-2026-C-0001 to provide a free book each month to the home of every child from birth to five years old in the District of Columbia.
Even before kids can read, parents receive tools to help them get ready.
Torture Abolition and Survivors Support Coalition (TASSC) honors June Survivors Week from June 24 - 30. The DC Public Library has partnered with them to select some titles for all ages. Check them out today with your DC Public Library Card.
Books, Materials & Selected Services