Bookmark This! #3
Oct 29, 2012
It’s that time again. The Library Foundation of Los Angeles has new recommendations for you! In this issue, our contributors take us on an exploration of the influence of Zen […]
Member Appreciation Days
Oct 26, 2012
Attention members of the Library Foundation of Los Angeles! On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday November 23-25, 2012* (see postcard for schedule, details and restrictions), active card carrying members of the […]
Feeding Roy Choi’s Appetite at the Library
Oct 19, 2012
Here’s one of our favorite photos from Wednesday’s ALOUD program with chefs Roy Choi and Ludo Lefebvre. Yes, Roy will eat anything. He’s been consuming books at his local library […]
VOTE
Oct 18, 2012
We have election fever here at The Library Store! We’ve been watching the debates, reading the news, and eagerly (anxiously!) anticipating Tuesday, November 6th. It only makes sense that our […]
Kitchen prep for chefs Ludo Lefebvre and Roy Choi
Oct 16, 2012
What will Ludo and Roy think of the dried apricots in our green room? Will their taste buds discern the origin of our delicately dipped dark chocolate almonds? I […]
Join the Library Foundation for a Chance to Win…
Oct 09, 2012
Become a member of the Library Foundation of Los Angeles to be entered into a raffle to win a pair of tickets for the David Byrne and Trent Reznor ALOUD […]
Robert Hass on Writing as Attention
Oct 08, 2012
Ten years ago, I took a poetry workshop with Robert Hass. One winter afternoon when half of the class, sitting along one side of a rectangular table, watched the snow […]
Best Gift Shop in LA!
Oct 05, 2012
Thanks LA Weekly for naming The Library Store the BEST in LA! We couldn’t be more thrilled! Read the article here.
Bettye LaVette Serenades ALOUD with her Musical Story
Oct 05, 2012
Next Wednesday, October 10, legendary R&B singer Bettye LaVette comes to ALOUD to discuss her new memoir, A Woman Like Me, co-written with David Ritz. LaVette made her first record […]
Up Next at ALOUD: Local Writer Attica Locke
Oct 04, 2012
Eight years ago Attica Locke found herself touring the grounds of Oak Alley, a Southern Louisiana plantation, for the wedding of a friend. Complete with twenty-foot white columns, a wrap […]