Summer is almost here! ☀️ We had a blast kicking off #SummerAtTheLibrary with NY Public Library, Queens Public Library, and Brooklyn Public Library. Students from Louis Armstrong and Albert Shanker Middle Schools celebrated with free books and fun activities like painting, photography, games, and more!

Join us for our Centennial Festival on Sat, 6/14, at 11 AM. The day will combine elements of our Literary and Black Comic Book festivals. Plus, stay for our block party featuring #DNice, #SlickRick, and more! #Schomburg100 #SchomburgCenter ow.ly/6mPG50W6TU4

The New York Public Library is celebrating Pride Month throughout June. Discover book recommendations, join us for free events, explore illuminating resources, and much more—for all ages. Explore: on.nypl.org/44kpgHF

#Didyouknow our collections include #comicbooks? Discover how they can be a way for sharing information amongst communities and presenting African Diasporic culture in a visually stimulating manner. #Schomburg100 #SchomburgCenter #Comic #BlackHistory ow.ly/4LBc50W8tHJ

We’ve compiled a list of new nonfiction, graphic novels, and poetry for teens. These titles feature untold histories, vivid illustrations, and beautifully written verse. → Fresh Reads for Teens: Nonfiction, Graphic Novels, & Poetry on.nypl.org/4neMis2

Take a look back at the first New York City Pride March, held in 1970, through the lens of Diana Davies. Thousands of additional images shot by Davies are available in #NYPLDigitalCollections. trib.al/a3RAwOs

☀️✂️📚😎 It's going to be a super fun summer for teens at NY Public Library! We have free programs at library branches, places to hang out and cool off, a teen zine challenge, our annual Teen Voices Festival and so much more. Visit nypl.org/teensummer for all of the details!

For #PrideMonth, we're highlighting new books for teens featuring LGBTQ+ characters and themes. Exploring identity, acceptance, and finding community, the list includes romance, fantasy, thriller, and supernatural titles. → 20 New Reads for Teens on.nypl.org/3ZiLx6S

Take the plunge into a new book recommended by teens for teens! → Fresh Reads for Teens: Thriller, Fantasy, & Romance on.nypl.org/4lcVCvb

#TBT: Our Junior Scholars Program held its 23rd annual Youth Summit. Through music, media, radio journalism, visual arts, and spoken word, they presented a multimedia showcase reflecting the experiences of today's Black experience. #SchomburgCenter ow.ly/233950WgCuS

Every year, our expert librarians select the year's best books for kids, teens, and adults. Explore the 2024 picks for teens in accessible formats. → Best Books for Teens 2024 on.nypl.org/3I8JFHW

Explore a digital new zine created by our Art & Artifacts Division! It offers a rich history of the exhibitions curated at the Schomburg and its predecessor, the 135th Street Library. #Schomburg100 #SchomburgCenter nypl.org/blog/2025/05/2…

Free summer meals are back! The NYC Public Schools program provides free breakfast and lunch across all five boroughs to anyone ages 18 and younger. No application is required! 😁🍊 For a full list of dates, times and locations, visit: on.nyc.gov/SummerMeals

Graduation can come with pressure to choose a next chapter. Explore these titles for stories and advice about options beyond college. → YA Titles About Still Figuring It Out After Graduation on.nypl.org/45LtNFm

Did you catch NYPL at #NYCPride2025? 🌈🦁 #LibrariesAreForEveryone

The New York Public Library is celebrating Disability Pride Month throughout July with resources and a wide array of free events for all ages, including at the Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library. Join us! on.nypl.org/44sszfY

🎟 Your library card makes it easier to take advantage of everything NYC has to offer. Culture Pass is your ticket to reserve free passes to visit 80+ museums across the city. #NYCCulturePass New passes are now available! on.nypl.org/4dgJE0m

Thank you to all our supporters who made their voices heard for public libraries! This year's City budget increases funding for libraries including funds to expand seven-day service! Learn more: investinlibraries.org

We’ve compiled a list of new nonfiction, graphic novels, and poetry for teens. These titles feature untold histories, vivid illustrations, and beautifully written verse. → Fresh Reads for Teens: Nonfiction, Graphic Novels, & Poetry on.nypl.org/43GJoEF

61 years ago today, The Civil Rights Act was signed into law, prohibiting discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin. This commemorative coin from SchomburgCenter's collections features Martin Luther King, Jr. and Lady Liberty's torch.