This month begins Boston Public Library’s dynamic fall author talk series running through December, highlighted by Anne Boyd Rioux and Elif Armbruster, whose talks celebrate the 150th anniversary of Little Women. Additionally, several book discussion groups take place in conjunction with the Mayor's Recovery Month Book Club. Visit the BPL calendar for more information. Author…
Boston Public Library Read Your Way to Fenway Winners Celebrate at August 19 Red Sox Game
August 21, 2018
Boston Public Library and its young readers celebrated summer at Fenway Park on Sunday when the Red Sox played the Tampa Bay Rays, with the conclusion of the 23nd annual Read Your Way to Fenway reading contest. Boston’s Youth aged 5-17 were encouraged to read a minimum of three books for a chance to watch…
Boston Public Library Reaches Goal of Reading One Million Minutes
August 15, 2018
Boston Public Library announced today that Boston readers read 1.75 million minutes so far this summer, surpassing the citywide goal of inviting Bostonians of all ages to read a collective one million minutes from June through August. “Bostonians’ love of reading is evident, and we are thrilled that so many patrons are sharing their favorite…
Parker Hill Branch Library Reopens Following $2.4 Million Improvement
August 1, 2018
City and State officials, along with residents and library staff, celebrated the reopening of the Parker Hill Branch of the Boston Public Library at a community celebration on Saturday, July 28. The celebration marked the end of a yearlong closure for interior and exterior repairs and improvements. The $2.4 million investment, part of Mayor Martin…
Arts Department Temporary Closure
July 31, 2018
The Arts Department will be closed to in-person public service for approximately 3 months while staff prepare collections that will be impacted by the upcoming renovation to Special Collections spaces at the Central Library. Arts collections will be available to request in the online catalog Monday – Friday 9am-4pm. Information about how to request Arts…
Fifteenth Author Selected as Associates of the Boston Public Library Writer-in-Residence Recipient
July 11, 2018
Jorge Vega, of Brockton, Massachusetts, has been selected as the fifteenth annual recipient of the Associates of the Boston Public Library Writer-in-Residence fellowship. He was enthusiastically chosen as the 2018–19 winner by a panel of judges—including authors, editors, literary agents, booksellers and librarians—in a blind judging process, based on the strength of his proposed young-adult…
Boston Public Library, Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture’s “Love Letter to a Library” Public Art Project Begins Today
July 9, 2018
Boston Public Library and the Mayor’s Office of Arts & Culture launch a “Love Letter to a Library” public art collaboration today with a banner display at the Central Library and continuing throughout the BPL system. The text of the banners, "I Remember Everything You Taught Me Here," is intended to encourage viewers to engage…
Associates of the Boston Public Library Announces Retirement of Board Chairman Vivian K. Spiro and Her Successor Peter R. Brown
July 3, 2018
The Associates of the Boston Public Library announced today that its Chairman of the Board, Vivian K. Spiro stepped down on June 30, 2018, after serving for twenty years as head of the organization. She will be succeeded by Associates Board member Peter R. Brown. During Spiro's tenure as Board Chairman she has overseen the Associates of the Boston…
Renovated Parker Hill Branch of the Boston Public Library Reopens Saturday, July 28
June 28, 2018
The Boston Public Library and the City of Boston’s Public Facilities Department invite Mission Hill community members to celebrate the reopening of the Parker Hill Branch of the Boston Public Library on Saturday, July 28 at 10 a.m., following a year of closure for interior and exterior improvements. Under the leadership of Mayor Martin J…
Boston Public Library’s July Author Talks
June 26, 2018
Boston Public Library’s July author events feature topics including organized crime in Boston, the Kennedy brothers, the history of chocolate, and more. Additionally, throughout the summer, library locations will hold weekly “Read Ins” to celebrate the joy of summer reading and to help the Boston Public Library reach its goal of reading one million minutes…
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