Hello all, Welcome to March! March might be best known for flowers and rabbits, but it is also known for celebrating Women's History Month. Originally styled as Women's History Week, organizers in 1978 selected the week of March 8 th as it corresponded with International Women's Day and it quickly spread across the country. Through the collaboration of women's groups and historians, they successfully lobbied for national recognition and in February 1980, President Jimmy Cart

Hello all, As February draws to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to again commemorate Black History Month. To celebrate 100 years of Black History Month, you will find new eBooks and audiobooks in our digital catalog. Take a look to discover a new selection of books all written by Black authors and highlighting Black history and stories.    We would like to extend our gratitude to our members and community for the response to all of our workshops and events in

Hello all, Announcing our new Ink Painting Workshop (Sumi-e) with Puerto Rican artist Alejandra Nanishi. Sumi-e is a traditional Japanese monochromatic art style that seeks to capture the essence of nature with simple, fluid and intentional lines. With more than 13 years of experience in visual arts and informal education, Nanishi, has represented Puerto Rico with national and international expositions and has a long record of developing art programs with a technical and soci