Pre-Mother’s Day Brunch with Tonesa Welch
Tonesa Welch is joined by leaders in reentry services and criminal justice reform to speak with formerly incarcerated women. Saturday, May 4 | 11 – 1 p.m.
Writers Unplugged with Heather Gudenkauf
The Edgar Award nominated, New York Times & USA Today bestselling author will talk about her latest book, Everyone is Watching. Monday, April 29 | 7:00 p.m.
Explore the truths behind voter ID laws, dissect election disinformation, discuss voter poll purging, and more. Wednesday, May 1 | 12:00 – 1:00 p.m.
FAFSA Workshops at Cleveland Public Library
The FAFSA is open! Join College Now at various Cleveland Public Library branches for expert guidance with your FAFSA application.
Cleveland Public Library is pleased to announce John Lang has been named the new Chief Operating Officer (COO). “It is a privilege and honor to join such a storied institution,” said Lang, incoming COO of Cleveland Public Library. “I look forward to working closely with the staff and community to fulfill the Library’s promise to create vibrant learning centers highlighting…
Nearly a century ago, the famed Cleveland architecture firm Walker and Weeks constructed a building in a modified English Tudor style to serve as Cleveland Public Library’s West Park Branch. The building featured an elegant façade with red brick, stone trim, and a slate roof, while the interior offered high ceilings and tall, graceful windows. In the decades since its…
The Cavs’ Sir CC is back for another #CPLStorytime! This time he’s reading “I Voted” by Mark Shulman, illustrated by Serge Bloch. This is a great story that will teach your little about the importance of voting! A special thank you to the Cleveland Cavaliers for reading this story to us for #5Days4Democracy.
Public education is democracy playing out. It’s the democracy of knowledge, how people should have access to information across all levels, classes, and educations. So it’s perfect to have that work in a public space like a library. Rose DeSiano, Reflect & Refract Democracy Even in these times of social distancing, visitors to Cleveland Public Library’s Eastman Reading Garden can…
And the winner is… Join us for a night celebrating authors, illustrators, and publishers at the 2020 Norman A. Sugarman Awards ceremony. The award, which was established in 1998, is the only prize in the nation that honors biographies written for children. Out of an abundance of care, this year’s ceremony is online to help maintain safe social distance and…
It’s a numbers game. From the 2020 Census to the presidential election, everything is about the numbers. On Saturday, September 26, Cleveland Public Library is digging into the story behind the numbers when Cathy O’Neil kicks off our Authors on Democracy virtual series. O’Neil, who wrote Weapons of Math Destruction: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy, will speak…
