Read Proud This Summer with CLP!
Over the years, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh has compiled many reading lists to help you and your family read proud for Pride and all year long. We have a variety … Continued
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh celebrates the work of John Kane (1869-1934) along with the Senator John Heinz History Center exhibit
John Kane was a Scottish-born American immigrant, and fellow Pittsburgher, recognized for his folk-art or primitive style portrayed through American landscapes and portraits. The exhibit explores “the gripping story of … Continued
Virtual Book Club – June Pick – The Empress of Salt and Fortune by Nghi Vo
Join us virtually on Thursday, June 16th, from 5:30-6:30 pm for a lively discussion of The Empress of Salt and Fortune by Nghi Vo. At once feminist high fantasy and … Continued
Summer Reading With Five Kinds of Nonfiction Children’s Books
As the school year winds down, it’s a perfect time to get into the summer reading mindset. Some kids might look forward to diving into their favorite chapter books, and some kids might need a little extra help to find just the right book. Nonfiction titles are a great option for engaging reluctant readers, and come in a variety of styles.
Check Out a Book Club at Your Library
Book discussion groups (or “book clubs”) are one of our favorite ways to engage with the community on great reads we offer in our collection and invite everyone to a … Continued
Summer Meals at the Library
Summer is almost here! At the Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, this means reading at least five books for fun and the return of summer meals!
CLP Spotlights: Tausha Bonner-Johnson from New Voices for Reproductive Justice
Welcome to #CLPSpotlights, our monthly series highlighting individuals and organizations that make a difference in their community. This month, we interviewed Tausha Bonner-Johnson, the SistahSpeak! Youth Project™ Coordinator, from New Voices … Continued
Beethoven In Your Neighborhood!
This May, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh locations across the city will host Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra’s Beethoven In Your Neighborhood! Read on to learn more about the benefits of music.
May 17th is the PA Primary Election!
It’s election season once again! Primary elections allow community members to choose local and statewide candidates for office and to vote for local legislation.
Caitlin’s Story
You give entrepreneurs like Caitlin access to resources that help build successful businesses. Having her own business was something Fore Folk Design Studio owner Caitlin Backeris always dreamed about. But, … Continued