Sunday, August 11, 2019

This Week at the New Orleans Public Library (for Adults)

Adult Events

Author Night with Kevin Gilheany - Minding the Helm: An Unlikely Career in the U.S. Coast Guard

Kevin P. Gilheany had 2 dreams: to join the Coast Guard and to play the bagpipes. A very eventful and diverse 20-year Coast Guard career, including bagpipe-playing, makes for an exciting read. More information hereSponsored by the Friends of Hubbell Library.

Cita Dennis Hubbell Library
Tuesday, August 13 from 6:30pm - 8pm

E-Resources Help Hour

Learn about the many electronic resources, including e-books and audiobooks, available through the Library. Bring your laptop, smart phone, tablet, or e-reader for individual assistance.

Robert E. Smith Library
Wednesday, August 14 from 10am - 11am

The Accident of Color: A Story of Race in Reconstruction - An Evening with Daniel Brook

Journalist and author Daniel Brook will discuss his new book and the research methods that enabled him to bring to life Reconstruction-era civil rights struggles in Charleston and New Orleans. More information hereCopies of The Accident of Color will be available for purchase from our program co-sponsor, Octavia Books.

Main Library
Wednesday, August 14 from 6pm - 7:30pm

Wine & Coloring

Enjoy a relaxing environment with wine and coloring. For ages 21 & over.

Milton H. Latter Memorial Library
Thursday, August 15 from 6pm - 8pm

The Life, Death and Resurrection of Steam Locomotive 745

Ed Ernewein, director of the Louisiana Steam Train Association (LASTA) and a LASTA board member since 2016, will talk in detail about Southern Pacific (SP) 745 as it relates to Algiers history. In partnership with the Algiers Historical Society.

Algiers Regional Library
Saturday, August 17 from 10am - 12pm

More Events

Occasionally, event dates and times change. To ensure you are viewing the most current event information, visit nolalibrary.org or contact the Library.

Spotlight
Books-by-Mail

Get Library Books By Mail

Books-by-Mail is a new service that is available for elderly, homebound, or physically disabled people who cannot use physical library services.

To learn more about this service, ask any Library staff member, or click here.



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