At the Boston Public Library (BPL), you can access free professional development resources and events for any stage in your career journey.
Queer Lit Review: November 2026
This month: Two lesbians in space, a queer love letter to Frankenstein, and biographical essays from Taylor Tomlinson.
10 Unique Crafting Events at the Boston Public Library this November
Bring out the old magazines, washi tape, and yarn, grab a friend, and cozy up to craft at your local BPL location this November.
Get into the Spooky Spirit with the Boston Public Library!
Boston Public Library offers all the spooky season fun, combining family-friendly events with insights into local history and practical safety for Halloween.
More Than Just Books │All the Things the Boston Public Library Has to Offer
The Boston Public Library has more to offer than just books. Check out the household items, online resources, and experiences you can take advantage of.
Get Active with BPL│Yoga, Tai Chi, and More
Across the system, BPL offers community spaces for movement, health, and vitality.
Magazine Research at the BPL
Magazines can show how popular media covered a particular historical moment or era. Learn about how to access popular magazines at the BPL in this blog post.
The Ancient Graves of Boston
Boston is home to some of the oldest cemeteries in the U.S. Take a look at some of the oldest and most visually interesting gravestones.
A Dan Wasserman Exhibition │Jamaica Plain Branch Highlight
Dan Wasserman's Face to Face is the current exhibition of the 2026 rotating art series, bringing together spontaneous watercolor portraits.
From Print to Picture: Banned Books and Their Adaptations
In this blog post, see our list of frequently challenged books and their adaptations, available through the BPL. Click on the title to find it at a branch near you. For more information on Banned Books, visit ala.org/bbooks.
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