Raising our glasses to positivity and innovation with the phenomenal master blender, Victoria Eady Butler! Cheers to a fantastic gathering of great minds. 🥃🎉

Special thanks to Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey for sponsoring tonight’s event.

#TBT Today’s 1937 photo of CPL’s Lorain Branch is a reminder to stop by your local library and explore upcoming Juneteenth programs and much more!

Cleveland Picture Collection. Photographer: Unknown. Source: Library print
📷 Cleveland Public Library, Photograph Collection

Stop the FOMO! There's more time to see The Archive 🌸🏵️ Now with Sunday viewing hours. signalcleveland.org/whats-that-sme…

Come harmonize with us at ⁦University Circle Inc.⁩ #paradethecircle . Check out our bookish bonds, and far fetched friendships!

#TBT Today, the year is 1947 and we are on Waterloo Road waiting for a bus. We see a bit of the marquee of Abby Theater at right.

Subject Cleveland Collection. Photographer: Unknown. Source: Cleveland News
📷 Cleveland Public Library, Photograph Collection

#CLE #Cleveland

This is awesome! There are so many reasons to check out your neighborhood branch 📚

Stop by this summer!

Dorothy Parker was and is famous for her wit. But her contemporary, Dawn Powell, was a prolific author from Ohio who wrote sharp, satirical novels…yet nearly fell into obscurity. Listen to the latest Page Count podcast episode to learn more about Powell's life and legacy.

#TBT Today’s street scene from the past takes us to the year 1963 and we are at 8623-27 Quincy Avenue in the Fairfax neighborhood.

Cleveland City Hall Collection. Photographer: Unknown. Source: Cleveland City Hall
📷 Cleveland Public Library, Photograph Collection

#Cleveland

In commemoration of Memorial Day, we're sharing the Greater Cleveland Roll of Honor! Flip through the four large volumes containing the names of men and women who served in World War II. On display through May 28 at in Special Collections at Main Library, 10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

#TBT Today’s 1938 photo takes us to 9310-20 Kinsman Road near East 93rd Street in the Kinsman neighborhood.

Cleveland City Hall Collection. Photographer: Unknown. Source: Cleveland City Hall
📷 Cleveland Public Library, Photograph Collection

#CLE #ThisWasCLE #Cleveland

'To keep that part of myself alive is the priority, and that means I am writing for a higher, better purpose.' Hanif Abdurraqib on what matters most in a writing career beyond notoriety or awards. Listen to our latest Page Count podcast for the full Ohioana Library Book Festival interview.

#TBT Hope you honored your Moms on Mother’s Day. Jackie “Moms” Mabley, pioneering comedian/actress appeared many times in CLE venues in the 60s.

Portrait & Biography Collection. Photographer: Unknown. Source: The Plain Dealer
📷 Cleveland Public Library, Photograph Collection

Welcoming ACYPL Asian fellows from Myanmar and Thailand to Cleveland Public Library!

#TBT Tue. was National Teacher’s Day, but teachers like the one seen here with a Sunbeam School class in 1977 should be celebrated every day!

Subject Cleveland Collection. Photographer: Unknown. Source: The Plain Dealer
📷 Cleveland Public Library, Photograph Collection

Page Count's third season is right around the corner and features a stellar lineup of literary guests: Hanif Abdurraqib, Jacqueline Woodson, Dr. Jennifer Swartz-Levine at Lake Erie College, and experts from Library of Congress, Writer's Digest, Thurber House and a lot more. Subscribe and stay tuned!

Tonesa @firstladyofBMF on how to support other women that have been incarcerated: “There are resources in places like libraries, community centers, churches, and government programs and we need to keep sharing them and getting the word out.”

“Incarcerated women are some of the strongest women I’ve ever met. If you can survive prison, you can survive anything. You do not need to wear your past. We need to change the narrative.”
- Tonesa Welch

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#TBT Today's 1932 photo brings us to 2522 Bridge Avenue in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood.

Cleveland City Hall Collection. Photographer: Unknown. Source: Cleveland City Hall
📷 Cleveland Public Library, Photograph Collection

#CLE #OhioCity

What's on your reading list for next month?