Top 10 Things To Do at the Los Angeles Public Library
Jan 01, 2023
Ring in the new year with your local Los Angeles Public Library branch! Got resolutions? Check them off one-by-one by doing the following: 1. New Year’s resolution to read more? […]
This Summer, the Los Angeles Public Library and Man One Want You to “Express Yourself”
Jul 05, 2022
Summer in Los Angeles means many things: trips to the beach, picnics in the park, and, most importantly, the Summer Reading Challenge at the Los Angeles Public Library. The Summer […]
Meet New LFLA President and CEO Stacy Lieberman
May 31, 2022
This April, the Library Foundation of Los Angeles (LFLA) announced Stacy Lieberman as the new president and CEO. A leader in Los Angeles’ local arts and culture scene, Stacy has […]
President’s Note: Spring 2021
Apr 02, 2021
What an incredible year it has been. Through the library closing its physical doors, learning new ways to share our programming, figuring out how to engage with one another through […]
Welcoming the Library Foundation’s new Senior Vice President
May 28, 2020
Last month, the Library Foundation of Los Angeles welcomed our new Senior Vice President of Advancement and External Affairs. Meet Melanie Masters Burzynski – pictured below. Melanie comes to LFLA […]
Thank you for a great year!
Dec 20, 2019
Thank you for supporting us in 2019! As we celebrate the end of a productive and eventful year at the Los Angeles Public Library, all of us at the Library […]
L.A.’s Central Library Rises From the Ashes in Susan Orlean’s New Book
Oct 12, 2018
“The library is a gathering pool of narratives and of the people who come to find them. It is where we can glimpse immortality; in the library, we can live […]
21 Collections: Every Object Has a Story
Oct 10, 2018
At its core, the public library is an enthusiastic collector: a repository of books, a keeper of history, a holder of information, a gathering place for all. Libraries collect to […]
Flint Whistle-Blower Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha to Visit ALOUD on July 11
Jun 26, 2018
“This is the story of the most important and emblematic environmental and public health disaster of this young century. More bluntly, it is the story of a government poisoning its […]
Coming Soon to ALOUD: Laurie Anderson
Apr 05, 2018
“I think it’s useful to see the world not as things and people but as a series of approaches and options for ways to perceive them. Language is approximate—it is […]