Tenley-Friendship
Neighborhood Library

Author Talk with Dr. Mark N. Ozer

'Washington, D.C.: Streets and Statues: Walking in the Steps of History'

Who are the persons whose familiar names are part of our everyday lives as we live and visit on the streets of Washington, DC? Why are they there? When did they appear and for what reason?

Educational Advocacy in Transition

Part of the Special Needs Information Series

Join our partners, Quality Trust for Individuals with Disabilities, Inc., on Tuesday, Feb. 25 at 6 p.m. in the Large Conference Room for "Educational Advocacy in Transition."

Downloadable Media Walk-Up Clinic

Did you know you can borrow audiobooks, e-books, e-magazines, and download free music with your library card?Visit the library's downloadable media page to see your options. All digital content can be downloaded to an e-reader, smartphone, personal computer, or tablet.

Deeper Into Meditation with David Newcomb

A free two-part meditation series

Join David Newcomb, a long-time meditator, for "Deeper Into Meditation," a two-part series.

Announcing: Special Needs Information Series

On Feb. 25, the Tenley-Friendship Neighborhood Library begins a new partnership with Quality Trust for Individuals with Disabilities, Inc.

Friendship Hospital for Animals Client Education Series

Veterinary Toxicology

Join us on Monday, Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. in the Large Conference Room when Dr. Kimberly Schultz will join us. She will discuss common household items, foods and plants that can be toxic to your dog or cat, and what effects they may have on them. Learn how ingesting these items can alter your pet's organ functions, and what kind of veterinary care you should seek.