Master wildlife artist John A. Ruthven, who passed away just a month shy of turning 96, helped find his calling at the Library.
What New Americans Need to Know for the 2020 Election
Our guest blogger discusses nonpartisan resources to help new Americans vote in the 2020 election.
Younger voters in Hamilton County can make a big impact this November
Learn about the opportunities for young people in Hamilton County to make a difference in the 2020 election.
Northside scarecoronas now in Digital Library collection
'Scarecoronas' are the brainchild of Tina Gutierrez, Reggie Kuhns, and René Micheo. You may have seen the popping up all over Northside in May. Now, thanks to a collaboration with Library Intern Mark Minelli, you can enjoy them online at your leisure!
Turn the dog days of summer into Donate Days at the Cincinnati Library
We know many folks have been waiting for the chance to donate your used books, CDs, and DVDs. As we all try new ways of connecting and supporting, the Friends and the Library have come up with a different way for you to donate your items: Donate Days!
Even COVID can’t stop 40 years of used book sales to benefit Library
Our regular Anderson Township Library Association summer sale had to be postponed due to COVID-19. We’re holding a one-day sale at Burger Farm and Garden Center in Newtown to satisfy our customers and to continue our promise of Library support. It takes place from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8. We hope to see you there!
‘400 Years of Enslavement: It Stops With Us’— An anti-racist resource guide from the MLK Coalition of Cincinnati
The MLK Coalition of Cincinnati's resource guide includes Library books that reflect on the history of our nation, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy, and how it plays into the current fight for racial justice.
Waste not, want not: turn kitchen scraps into healthy food
Written by Rita Heikenfeld, local culinary educator, herbalist, and journalist Have you ever grown a sweet potato vine or avocado pit in water? If so, then you can consider yourself a hydroponic gardener! When we were young, my mom would take a sweet potato past its prime and use toothpicks to suspend it in a…
Korean Me: a celebration of identity and Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
I am a Korean adoptee (KAD) who was adopted by an American family during the mid-1970s. My adoption was a part of the second wave of Korean adoptees that came i
The Library teams up with Mayerson JCC for its first Jewish Book Series
The Library teams up with Mayerson JCC for its first Jewish Book Series
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