
Stepping Into a Historic Summer
Two hundred and fifty years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, visitors to the Central Library enjoyed a rare opportunity.

Two hundred and fifty years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, visitors to the Central Library enjoyed a rare opportunity.

For Brookline resident Christie Ricaldi, taking a memoir-writing class through the Boston Public Library felt like a gift.

The Boston Public Library (BPL) and the Boston Public Library Fund, are standing up against censorship by offering teens and young adults across the nation free access to the books in its digital collection.

Funded by individuals and corporate grants, the BPL’s 100 percent cost-free ESOL program is an essential resource for Boston’s increasingly diverse neighborhoods.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of more than 260 donors, the BPLF raised more than $55,000 for our Books for Boston’s Youth campaign!

With the support of Granite Telecommunications, more Bostonians will be able to access the information they need to thrive.

Thanks to a $75,000 grant from an anonymous donor, we are able to add additional digital copies of books on the BPL Antiracist reading collection. This funding allows patrons to gain access to digital copies of

In partnership with Boston Latin Academy and Generation Citizen, the BPL and WGBH hosted a group of eighth-graders who participated in a first-of-its-kind program focused on promoting media literacy.

Wee The People is a series of arts-based events for children that explore social justice and the power of protest.

Two hundred and fifty years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, visitors to the Central Library enjoyed a rare opportunity.

For Brookline resident Christie Ricaldi, taking a memoir-writing class through the Boston Public Library felt like a gift.

The Boston Public Library (BPL) and the Boston Public Library Fund, are standing up against censorship by offering teens and young adults across the nation free access to the books in its digital collection.

Funded by individuals and corporate grants, the BPL’s 100 percent cost-free ESOL program is an essential resource for Boston’s increasingly diverse neighborhoods.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of more than 260 donors, the BPLF raised more than $55,000 for our Books for Boston’s Youth campaign!

With the support of Granite Telecommunications, more Bostonians will be able to access the information they need to thrive.

Thanks to a $75,000 grant from an anonymous donor, we are able to add additional digital copies of books on the BPL Antiracist reading collection. This funding allows patrons to gain access to digital copies of

In partnership with Boston Latin Academy and Generation Citizen, the BPL and WGBH hosted a group of eighth-graders who participated in a first-of-its-kind program focused on promoting media literacy.

Wee The People is a series of arts-based events for children that explore social justice and the power of protest.