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What’s happening in the Green Phase?

Our phased return to in-person service begins on Tuesday, June 23 with curbside service at five locations! Learn more...

Here to Help

Community Resources

The Library is a reliable source for information and resources to help process and learn from the traumatic events unfolding around the country and in our own community. Learn more...

Booklists

Read Proud!

Check out our "Read Proud" lists to find materials and resources that reflect a variety of personal experiences and social issues related to gender and identity. Learn more...

Resource

Start With An Open Book

Tips for discussing race and social justice with kids and teens. Learn more...

Virtual Service

At Home with CLP

Stay home, stay safe and let us bring the Library to you. Check out June's schedule of virtual activities, programs and services here.

In the News

The Curtain Rises on a New Reality

Pittsburgh Quarterly looks at how local arts and cultural groups—which employ 15,000 and add roughly $1 billion in direct spending into the local economy—are in a fight for their lives.

Stream & Download

New & Notable

Anyone: A Novel

Charles Soule

The Clergyman's Wife: A Pride & Prejudice Novel

Molly Greeley

The Little Shop of Found Things

Paula Brackston

The Lost Causes of Bleak Creek

Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal with Lance Rubin

Right after the Weather

Carol Anshaw

The Sacrament

Olaf Olafsson

Staff Picks

Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh

Always Available on Hoopla: Race and Social Justice Fiction

The deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery and subsequent protests in Pittsburgh and across the country have been triggering and traumatic events for our community. Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh is a reliable source for information and resources to help understand and process these events.