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New York Public Library facing steep graffiti cleanup costs after protests

The library system, already facing budget cuts, could be forced to replace delicate marble on the famous main library building.

By

Charles Lane


Arts & Entertainment

Despite criticism, the Jay-Z exhibition at Brooklyn Public Library gets an 'Encore'

The exhibition has drawn thousands of new visitors and has been extended through Dec. 4.

By

Janae Pierre

and

Jared Marcelle


News

NYC library backers protest nearly $42 million in proposed budget cuts

Backers of the library system say the cuts will mean the loss of vital programs.

By

Arya Sundaram


News

NYC is marking Banned Books Week. See which ones you’ve read.

Celebrate the “freedom to read” at free events around the city.

By

Catalina Gonella


Arts & Entertainment

The newly restored Morgan Library & Museum will open its grounds to the public in June

Included in the Morgan's exterior restoration is a garden by award-winning designer Todd Longstaffe-Gowan, opening the museum's grounds to the public for the first time ever.

By

Steve Smith

and

Sai Mokhtari


Arts & Entertainment

Here Are The Most Popular NYC Library Books Of 2019, By Borough

The most popular books in every borough, courtesy of the NYPL, BPL and QPL.

By

Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

Here Are The Most Popular Library Books Of 2018, Broken Down By Borough

Here's what New Yorkers were reading in 2018.

By

Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

A Floating Library Is Coming To The Hudson River

About damn time.

By

Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

NYPL Opening Temporary Outdoor Reading Room

An open air extension of the NYPL's main branch, with free wi-fi? Yes please.

By

Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

Video: Why NYC Public Libraries Are More Important Than Ever

In an eye-opening video that shows a day in the life of various NYPL branches, filmmakers Julie Dressner and Jesse Hicks show just how necessary these public institutions are today.

By

John Del Signore


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