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On September 17, #LIVEfromNYPL hosts trailblazing journalist Connie Chung for a discussion of her storied career as the first Asian woman to break into the television news industry. With Walter Isaacson. Pre-order the book and get your free ticket now! on.nypl.org/3XqJbT3

Explore a sensational selection of colorful prints and textiles from NYPL's collections in this all-new exhibition. Featuring work by more than 30 modern and contemporary printmakers, "Line & Thread" opens on September 7. Plan your visit: on.nypl.org/4dvvQOx

September is #LibraryCardSignUpMonth! Get a library card today for access to millions of free books, e-books, and audiobooks, plus movies, language learning apps, and more. on.nypl.org/4cAB8Hw

Find jobs, build your LinkedIn profile, participate in engaging workshops and conversations, and access a wide range of free resources and services at The New York Public Library's Job Fair & Expo on September 6 at @BronxBLC. Register now! on.nypl.org/4ctEbRB

Celebrate the joy of reading with these picture books set in libraries that introduce children to storytime, encourage good library manners, and highlight the care and commitment of librarians. → Picture Books That Celebrate Libraries on.nypl.org/4g6e5at

🎟 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. New passes are now available! #NYCCulturePass on.nypl.org/4cuWmGD

For #NYCFashionWeek, get some outfit inspiration from fashion illustrations in our print and digital collections! #NYPLDigitalCollections on.nypl.org/472sPmI

From 1954 to 1970, Friedman-Abeles photographed the majority of plays and musicals on Broadway. Visit The Library for Performing Arts's exhibition and explore notable Broadway shows through animated versions of work by the Friedman-Abeles Studio. On view through September 25. on.nypl.org/3YIpCqc

Real New Yorkers know the perfect way to support their public libraries is to use them! It’s #LibraryCardSignUpMonth, have you got your library card yet? Apply now: on.nypl.org/3SZhrlL

You cannot get away from the Library, we are everywhere (Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island) #LibraryCardSignUpMonth on.nypl.org/4gyxZey

Visit your local library during NYPL’s Open House Week (Sept 16–22)! Pick up free NYPL goodies, get a library card, and enjoy free events and programs for all ages. on.nypl.org/3ztrKrv

NYPL’s #WorldLitArtsFest is back, April 14–30! Celebrate the many languages and cultures of NYC with a full lineup of free events: author talks, performances, bilingual storytimes, writing workshops, and much more for all ages. on.nypl.org/4jdLmkP

Discover 25 essential titles translated from world languages that are available to borrow in a range of formats from the Library’s collections. → NYPL Recommends: World Literature in Translation on.nypl.org/3ABt4t9

Looking for a beginner's guide to Marcel Proust? Look no further. → In Search of Marcel Proust on.nypl.org/40M5Xa2

Did you know that Andrew Heiskell Library provides free accessible reading material for patrons who are blind, visually impaired, or are otherwise physically unable to read standard print? on.nypl.org/4gPXd7b

🍸 Sweet or savory, on the rocks or neat—find a fun, new low or no-proof cocktail. on.nypl.org/4aNWIJ2

For three days only! NYPL presents “The Flushing Remonstrance: ‘Let Everyone Remain Free,’” a display of extremely rare documents showing how a group of activists from modern day Queens fought against government repression to secure equal rights for all. on.nypl.org/3FVpaO7

See old New York through the lens of prolific photographer Berenice Abbott and her 1930s federally funded project “Changing New York.” Hundreds of her photos are available to view online in #NYPLDigitalCollections. Start browsing: on.nypl.org/3CnZJ5T

Did you know that Andrew Heiskell Library provides free accessible reading material for patrons who are blind, visually impaired, or are otherwise physically unable to read standard print? → New Talking Books for Teens at the Andrew Heiskell Library on.nypl.org/4hRrPGc

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