DC Public Library Reports Zero Book Challenges in 2026 Amid National Debates
Library marks Banned Books Week Oct. 4 to 10
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Library marks Banned Books Week Oct. 4 to 10
Celebrate 30 years of Pokémon with DC Public Library’s citywide Pokémon Passport challenge—a fun, family‑friendly adventure happening this fall!
Beginning October 1, 2026 OverDrive (the maker of Libby and Kanopy) will require PIN authentication in addition to a library card number when logging in. Check out our helpful FAQ about the change.
The Southeast Library modernization is complete! The renovated library includes expanded space for children, teens and adults; more space for books, computers and seating; preservation and restoration of the building's historic elements; a universally accessible entrance; arestored exterior landscape; environmentally sustainable design; and more meeting, collaboration, and study space.
$41 million investment preserves a century-old Carnegie landmark while doubling its capacity