50 Years since the Coup: The Library of Good Memory that Must Not Be Missing at Home and in Schools
This article highlights the importance of children's and young adult literature in addressing themes of memory, identity, and democracy 50 years after Argentina's last military dictatorship.
Information Room as of March 24
The Dogok Information Culture Library is offering a parenting class aimed at parents of elementary school children, focusing on child development and parenting skills.
Death at Deichman - no criminal suspicion
A person was found dead at the Deichman library in Bjørvika, Norway, leading to the closure of the library; police do not suspect any criminal activity.
Astoria: The story of the Greek community through the Greek diners of the 1970s
A unique archive showcasing the culture of Greek diners in New York during the 1970s is presented by the New York Public Library in celebration of Greek Heritage Month.
The Melbourne expert who has spent a lifetime uncovering ‘the archaeology of the printed book’
Professor Wallace Kirsop, a Melbourne-based expert, has dedicated his life to studying the physical aspects of books, amassing a vast personal library of around 20,000 volumes, including rare editions.
Great Reading Festival Celebrated at the National Library of Latvia
The National Library of Latvia celebrates its Great Reading Festival, highlighting the importance of reading and announcing the winners of its reading programs.
No change to the decision on patronage
The Norwegian Library Association has confirmed its decision to end its patronage with Crown Princess Mette-Marit, despite her recent statement.
How much is a library worth? A report gives a dollar figure
A new report values public libraries in New South Wales at $735 million, highlighting their significant community benefits, including an economic return of $4.25 for every dollar invested.
Germany Live Blog: Weimer: In Leipzig 'you can also be booed'
Cultural State Minister Wolfram Weimer emphasized the significance of the German National Library during a discussion at the Leipzig Book Fair, expressing hopes for its expansion.
When organizations react, it is not a sign of 'judgmentalism'. It is a necessary reaction.
The article argues that organizations' reactions to individuals in power are justified and necessary, especially when there are concerns about misuse of power and potential connections to problematic environments.
In Turnov, a unique library in the rocks has been completed, with a viewpoint and a movie screen
A unique library built into the rocks has been inaugurated in Turnov, Czechia, featuring an observation deck and a movie screen.
How do Latvian libraries promote the joy of reading among young people? Library specialists reveal
Library specialists in Latvia discuss various initiatives to enhance the joy of reading and literacy among both adults and youth.
There are people in a boardroom who feel they cannot receive support from a person who went through a setback
The Norwegian Library Association is criticized for its decision to cease collaboration with Crown Princess Mette-Marit due to public backlash.
Princess Mette-Marit Faces Setback in Epstein Controversy
Norway's Library Association has ended its collaboration with Crown Princess Mette-Marit due to her past connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit sidelined as protector of the Library Association
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway has stepped down from her role as protector of the Library Association.
Special Exhibition on Danjong and Eom Heung-do Seen Through Historical Documents at the National Library from the 24th
The National Library of Korea will hold a special exhibition revealing historical documents related to King Danjong and Eom Heung-do, starting from the 24th of this month.
Another association stops collaboration with Crown Princess Mette-Marit
The Norwegian Library Association has ceased its collaboration with Crown Princess Mette-Marit due to her failure to clarify her connections with Jeffrey Epstein.
New consequences for Mette-Marit of Norway due to her relationship with Epstein: Norwegian libraries sever ties with the princess
Norwegian libraries have ended their associations with Princess Mette-Marit due to revelations about her prior relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, as cited by the Norwegian Library Association.
Annelinna Library Exhibition Presents Childhood Memories of Estonians in Canada
The Annelinna Library in Tartu showcases an exhibition featuring the childhood memories of Estonians living in Canada, compiled by the Estonian Museum Abroad in collaboration with the Estonian Literary Museum.
Literature Archive Marbach: Just not like in Stuttgart
The German government allocates 44 million euros to support the construction of the German Literature Archive in Marbach, amidst criticism of recent funding cuts to other cultural institutions.
- The values that have come to light are incompatible
The Norwegian Library Association has ended its patronage with Crown Princess Mette-Marit following revelations of her friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Norwegian Library Association ends guardianship with Mette-Marit
The Norwegian Library Association has terminated its guardianship with Mette-Marit, correcting previous reports that misidentified the organization involved.
Norwegian Library Association terminates patronage with Crown Princess Mette-Marit
The Norwegian Library Association has ended its patronage with Crown Princess Mette-Marit following concerns about her contact with Jeffrey Epstein.
FIND OUT ⟩ What type of reader are you?
A recent reading survey titled "Estonian Reads 2025" reveals that half of Estonians are active readers in their leisure time, prompting readers to reflect on their own reading habits through an engaging quiz.
The Greatest Friend of Libraries is President Alar Karis
Estonian President Alar Karis has been named the Friend of Libraries for 2025 by the Estonian Library Association for his support and patronage of literary events.
Information section dated March 17
Formi School offers free college entrance consulting for high school students, while Dogok Information Culture Library hosts a free 'Dad Growth Class' for fathers and their young children.
An exhibition showcases the childhood memories of Estonians in Canada
An exhibition highlighting the childhood and youth memories of Estonians who grew up in Canada will open at the Tartu City Library's Annelinna branch on Monday at 17:30.
"Moving Song Library".. The Passing of Fatima Sarhan, Guardian of Mawal and Folk Tales in Egypt
Egyptian singer Fatima Sarhan, a prominent figure in popular folk music, has passed away at the age of 98, leaving behind a significant artistic legacy.
Top California librarian questioned about missing $650K tied to Dolly Parton child literacy program
California state librarian Greg Lucas is under scrutiny over $650,000 that is unaccounted for in a literacy program associated with Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.
Library and Bathhouse [The Discovery of Conversation by Jeong Mun-jeong]
The article reflects on the cherished experiences and personal significance of libraries and hot springs for the author, Jeong Mun-jeong.
A Rare Medieval Manuscript Found in England. It Lay Unnoticed for More Than 400 Years in a School Library
A rare medieval manuscript has been discovered in a school library in England after being unnoticed for over 400 years.
People with disabilities feel unheard in the election campaign. The topic brought strong emotions to a library in Funen.
Individuals with disabilities expressed feelings of neglect in the political campaign during a voter meeting at Ringe Library in Funen, highlighting a need for transparency in municipal spending.
Poetry Day: Learn about Cassiano Ricardo, who names a street and a library in São José dos Campos
Cassiano Ricardo, a key figure in 20th-century Brazilian literature, is celebrated for his contributions and the importance of his legacy on World Poetry Day.
German National Library: Why Books At All?
The article discusses the challenges facing the German National Library, particularly in the context of its mission to collect all publications in Germany, and the implications of modern publishing trends.
Live at 11:00 AM: The End-of-Year Conference for the Year of Books "Estonian Book - How Long Can It Last?"
A two-day conference celebrating the Year of Books in Estonia will focus on the current state and future of Estonian literature and book culture.
Initiative to Save the Great Omari Mosque Library in Gaza City
A group of volunteers in Gaza has initiated a project to save the Great Omari Mosque Library, which contains thousands of books and manuscripts significant to the cultural identity of Gaza.
Russian drone hits library in central Novhorod-Siverskyi overnight – photos
A Russian drone strike targeted a library in Novhorod-Siverskyi, Ukraine, causing damage to the historic building and nearby structures.
Wolfram Weimer: German National Library Will Not Receive an Expansion Building
The German National Library in Leipzig will not receive a long-anticipated expansion building due to high planning costs, as announced by Culture Minister Wolfram Weimer.
An overview exhibition of the development of book design opened at the National Library
An exhibition at the Estonian National Library showcases 70 years of book design competitions in Estonia.
Visiting the Library: The Second Farewell to Umberto Eco
Ten years after Umberto Eco's death, his enormous collection of books is leaving the family home for the last time in Milan.
Visiting the Library: The Second Farewell to Umberto Eco
Ten years after Umberto Eco's death, his vast literary collection will leave the family's home in Milan for the last time.
Librarian Day: professionals explain how the career works and the challenges with new technologies: 'Much more than organizing books'
Brazil celebrates National Librarian Day, shedding light on the evolving role of librarians beyond traditional library settings.
Hanyang University Baeknam Library Selected for the 2026 University Library Specialization Support Project
Hanyang University's Baeknam Library has been selected as an operating institution for the 2026 University Library Specialization Support Project aimed at enhancing future education and research innovation.
Accusations Against the Minority for Cheap Politics Ahead of Elections
The mayor of Kópavogur, Ásdís Kristjánsdóttir, addresses criticisms regarding a rental contract for a new culture center in response to public demand for a new library.
Booked in turmoil over the library
The article discusses the ongoing disputes regarding the local library in Iceland.
California family sues city for $40M after repeat offender allegedly kills beloved lab tech outside library
The family of a slain California lab technician is suing the city of Downey for $40 million after he was allegedly killed by a repeat offender shortly after being released from jail.
Saskatchewan minister says he’ll have meeting at library after reports of violence
Saskatchewan's social services minister plans to meet with library management at Saskatoon's downtown library following reports of violence and disorder.
Artificial intelligence residency at Calgary Public Library raises some eyebrows
The Calgary Public Library has opened a position for a Creative in Residence focused on the ethical use of artificial intelligence in the arts, prompting varied reactions from local artists.
Cultural space in Votorantim is flooded during storm, and team organizes campaign to repair damages: 'Damage already exceeds R$100,000'
The cultural space Parque da Autonomia in Votorantim, Brazil, was flooded during a recent storm, leading to significant losses including part of its library collection, with damages exceeding R$100,000.
Garden, Library and a Little Bit of Art. Host Ilze Dobele Invites You to Walk the Paths of Flowers
A cultural program by Ilze Dobele encourages exploration of flowers and gardens in Latvia while reflecting on art and nature.