N
ational Library Week (April 3-9 ) could not have arrived at a more vital time. Since 1958, libraries across America have been recognized for being essential connectors for our communities. These conglomerates are not only critical to knowledge and learning but have been instrumental in supplying public resources, from literacy and language courses to technology training and exposure.
In celebration of NLW, we’ve rounded up Houston’s top neighborhood libraries; a sneak peek inside the MFAH’s new art library, a list of Texas’ banned books, our staff’s favorite reads, and more.
A Guide to Houston’s Top Neighborhood Libraries
In honor of National Library Week, we’re tipping our red hats off to Houston’s finest libraries.
The MFAH’s Art Library Is Making a Big Move
Here’s what you should know about the new Hirsch Library.
10 Popular Titles on Texas’s Very Long List of Banned Books
Those under fire include titles dealing with racism, police brutality, gender and sexuality.
‘I Want It to Be a Safe Space’: Ashley Hoskins on the Power of Libraries
Meet the Third Ward resident who founded the Houston chapter of The Free Black Women’s Library.
Meet the Books Our Staff Can’t Put Down
From novels to guides, these books have our full attention.
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