Final weeks on view at @nypl_lpa, a large-scale exhibition looks at the history and impact of the Joffrey Ballet company using archival materials from the Jerome Robbins Dance Division. Plan your visit:

Check out stories set in space in a mix of genres— literary fiction, speculative fiction, science fiction, mystery, thriller, and romance—that use the unknowns of the cosmos to explore deep questions about humanity. → 15 Contemplative Space Novels

Shop items celebrating 100 years of the @SchomburgCenter in person or online, including Centennial merch and a curated collection that celebrates Black culture, history, and literature with everything from kids' books to bestsellers. #Schomburg100

On view at @nypl_lpa, "Rhythm Is My Business" sheds light on the extraordinary women who shaped jazz, showcasing diverse talents and groundbreaking work through photographs, posters, video, audio, and other archival items in the collection.

Are you looking forward to the possibility of a winter storm in New York City this weekend? These books highlight the perks of winter including fun in the snow and feelings of coziness and warmth. → New Wintry Books for Kids & Teens

Final weeks! "JIMMY! God's Black Revolutionary Mouth," featuring selections from the James Baldwin Papers, is on view at the @SchomburgCenter through Feb 28 in conjunction with the novelist, essayist, intellectual, and activist's 100th birthday.

Explore the power of art for movement building, and the role writing, performance, and language plays in disability justice. → Art Activism and Language Justice in Disabled Communities

'Interesting Facts About Space' by Emily Austin is an adventure inside the mind of Enid, an anxious, introspective 26-year-old obsessed with outer space, as she confronts her worsening phobias and begins to let people see who she really is. #BookOfTheDay:

🏈 Add these football romances to your game plan for #SuperBowl weekend! → Romance Kicks Off: 15 Football Romances to Huddle Up With

New York City might see snow this weekend ❄️ Artist Keith Haring with a mural he painted in NYC. Photo by Cynthia MacAdams. 1983. #NYPLDigitalCollections, ID: 3969651

February 13 is the last day voters in New York State can change their party affiliation online and February 14 is the deadline for in-person changes ahead of the primary election on June 24. Register to vote and stay informed throughout election season:

Has an image in #NYPLDigitalCollections captured your imagination? Find a book that will give you the backstory this #BlackHistoryMonth. → Book Pairings with Images in the Digital Collections

'Reading Genesis' by Marilynne Robinson applies her narrative skills to a literary and theological analysis of the first book of the Bible in this deeply thoughtful exploration of Genesis. #BookOfTheDay:

If you're looking to boost your computer skills for work, school, or your own business, the Library's TechConnect program is here for you! Join us for classes online and in person:

2025 is the Year of the Snake! Here are a few of our favorite authors born in snake years along with a recommendation of one of their works. → Writers Born in the Year of the Snake

Get free expert help preparing and filing your taxes at NYPL with organizations including AARP, Single Stop, and Campaign for Working Families. See if you qualify for help from tax assistance providers and learn more about local tax assistance programs.

Discover 25 essential titles translated from world languages that are available to borrow in a range of formats from the Library’s collections. → NYPL Recommends: World Literature in Translation

Introduce young readers to visionary Black artists and learn how their artistic lives began in childhood. → Picture Books Celebrating Black Artists:

Learn more about the 15 days of the Lunar New Year celebration and what they mean.

In 'Libby Lost & Found' by Stephanie Booth, lauded fantasy author Libby Weeks turns to the help of a young fan to finish the highly anticipated final book of her series when she's diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's. #BookOfTheDay: