Thanks to Yann for sending from Logan Circle: “was pleasantly surprised to come across this beautiful new (not so little) library on the 15th.”
And this is the first LFL pop up I’ve found, in Mount Pleasant, which I thought was pretty funny: (more…)
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From DCPL:
“In celebration of Black Music Month, Go-Go on the Rooftop returns to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library. These free Sunday concerts will feature a lineup of established and upcoming Go-Go musicians.
Founded in 2012, the Go-Go Archive was established by the DC Public Library to collect, preserve, and provide access to materials documenting Go-Go music, Washington, D.C.’s official sound. It includes photographs, books, recordings, and other ephemera; oral history interviews and research materials; and archived tweets from the #dontmutedc movement. The archive activates the collection through educational initiatives and cultural events. Each concert will be recorded and added to the Go-Go Archive, furthering its mission to preserve and promote Go-Go music.
Event Schedule: (more…)
Thanks to Chris for sending from Glover Park.
photo by brunofish
From DCPL:
“On Friday, April 12, all DC Public Library locations will be closed for staff development. Regular Library hours will resume on Saturday, April 13.”
From DCPL:
“On Sunday, March 31, all DC Public Library locations will be closed. Regular library hours will resume on Monday, April 1.”
If you, like me, were confused as to why – “March 31 is Easter Sunday.”
From the DC Public Library:
“The DC Public Library invites you to witness the Total Solar Eclipse on April 8, 2024. (more…)
Thanks to W. for sending: “From a local free library, full of women’s condoms and DH Lawrence books.
Notably missing: Lady Chatterly’s Lover. Coincidence? I think nay.”
If you should find something of note/unusual in a little free library, please snap a photo and send it to my email at [email protected] and please let me know what neighborhood it’s from. Thanks! Look what I found in a Little Free Library is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.
Thanks to Anne for sending: “not sure if this would appeal to a dog or a 4 year old. This box is in AU Park.”
If you should find something of note/unusual in a little free library, please snap a photo and send it to my email at [email protected] and please let me know what neighborhood it’s from. Thanks! Look what I found in a Little Free Library is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.
From an email:
“Everyone is invited to compete in a Trivia Contest at the Georgetown Neighborhood Library on Sunday, March 17 at 2 pm. Play on a team (maximum 5 members) or as an individual. Enjoy prizes and snacks! Sponsored by the Georgetown Library Friends.”
Thanks to Anne for sending from Utah Avenue NW.
If you should find something of note/unusual in a little free library, please snap a photo and send it to my email at [email protected] and please let me know what neighborhood it’s from. Thanks! Look what I found in a Little Free Library is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.