Happenings at NHFPL

A promotional graphic for the New Haven Free Public Library (NHFPL) Microbranch in partnership with Long Wharf Theatre. The NHFPL logo, featuring an owl, appears at the top left. Below, the text 'She Loves Me' is prominently displayed in bold purple letters over a collage of roses and geometric shapes forming a heart. The word 'Microbranch' is positioned beneath the collage. At the bottom, the text reads: 'Presented in partnership with Long Wharf Theatre.' The background is a light pink color

She Loves Me Microbranch

Starting this season, Long Wharf Theater (LWT) and the New Haven Free Public Library (NHFPL) is proud to restore more of our previous partnership offerings, including library microbranches based on each of LWT’s productions.

City Directories at NHFPL

By: Allison Botelho, Local History Librarian City directories hold a trove of information on New Haven, its households, organizations, and businesses. Issued yearly, most of ours were published by the Price & Lee Company.  Similar to phone books (if you remember those), they are a yearly snapshot showing every entity that had an address, making … Continued

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The image promotes Digital Inclusion Week 2024 (Oct 7-11) with the theme "Stronger Together: Mobilizing Toward Sustainability." It features photos of diverse individuals using laptops and participating in digital skills workshops at a library. The bottom shows logos for the New Haven Free Public Library, Institute of Museum and Library Services, and CT State Library. The header includes the NDIA logo and event hashtag #DIW2024, emphasizing community digital equity efforts.

Celebrate Digital Inclusion Week 2024 with the New Haven Free Public Library!

Happening in October annually, Digital Inclusion Week highlights the importance of bridging the digital divide. For many, access to technology is a barrier to career mobility, applying for benefits, or accessing education or healthcare resources. Digital equity is key to ensuring everyone can use digital tools confidently and effectively. Program Highlights Here are some exciting … Continued