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A very important bear is turning 100! 🍯🎈 First published on October 14, 1926, "Winnie-the-Pooh" became one of the most influential and universally beloved children's books of the 20th century. To celebrate the centenary of everyone's favorite "Silly Old Bear," NYPL Curator of Rare Books, Michael Inman, takes us inside the Library's renowned children's literature collections to explore special Winnie-the-Pooh-related books and objects. See "Silly Old Bear! Winnie-the-Pooh at 100" now through November 30 at our flagship 42nd street building. 16 Sep 2026 Where will your library card take you? 📚 Celebrate #LibraryCardSignUpMonth and get your card today for free access to books, movies, music, research tools, computers, and so much more. Tap the link in bio to get started! 01 Sep 2026 NOW ON VIEW—"Declaring America: 1776 and Beyond" explores the powerful, complex, and diverse stories of the American Revolution, from 1776 to today. Taking over all of the galleries at our flagship building, the exhibition highlights New York City’s unique role as both a literal and intellectual battleground during the first months of the Revolution. It also traces the enduring role of protest throughout American history and features contemporary artworks that ask urgent questions about the nation’s democratic ideals. The exhibition also invites visitors to reflect on those ideals today through "We the People: Reflections on America’s 250th," NYPL’s public storytelling project marking the nation’s 250th anniversary. See "Declaring America: 1776 and Beyond" at our 42nd Street location through January 10, 2027. 15 Jun 2026 Survival schools were born out of a vision for Indigenous self-determination. This #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, explore ways that Native American activists, through an organization called the American Indian Movement (AIM), decolonized and established sovereignty within educational institutions. Hey, teachers! This lesson is adapted from a guide made just for you. Tap the link in our bio to discover curriculum materials you can easily integrate into your classroom. 08 Nov 2026 Brooklyn looked very different back in the day. Between roughly 1899 to 1910, photographer Daniel Berry Austin captured scenes, farms, and residences in the towns of Flatbush, Gravesend, and New Utrecht, which are now bustling Brooklyn neighborhoods. Austin’s photographs offer a fascinating glimpse into Flatbush’s past streetscapes of Dutch farmhouses and country estates. Viewed alongside the 1940s New York City Tax Department photographs, they also reveal how drastically landscapes can change over time. Discover more historic photos depicting Old Flatbush and other 19th-century Brooklyn communities through the Milstein Division of United States History, Local History and Genealogy’s Collection of photographs capturing historic houses and scenes across Long Island, now available in Digital Collections. Learn more in the blog post at the link in our bio. 07 Nov 2026 Read books, serve looks, stay spooky! We are still thinking about NYPL's annual Halloween costume parade! From beloved literary figures to iconic authors, everyone brought their favorite reads to life in spooktacular style. What book-inspired costume are you still thinking about this year? 06 Nov 2026 This Native American Heritage Month, NYPL librarian Allison Nellis takes us inside "Never Whistle at Night, Part II: Back for Blood," a chilling anthology of short stories, featured on our Best New Horror of 2026 list. Tap the link in bio to borrow the book and explore more of this year's best horror reads. 05 Nov 2026 Think you know NYC? You won’t see the twists coming. From quiet side streets to crowded subway platforms, New York City sets the scene for these page-turning thrillers. Tap the link in bio for more. 04 Nov 2026 Explore the works of José Guadalupe Posada. 💀🎨 While famous for his skeleton figures (calaveras) as seen here, Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada left behind an enormous body of work as a commercial illustrator. His art appeared on everything from periodicals to ads, and, most famously, on the brightly colored penny broadsheets sold primarily to the working class in and around Mexico City. This Día de los Muertos, discover over 600 of Posada's prints in The New York Public Library’s Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs. Tap the link in bio to find them in the #NYPLDigitalCollections. 02 Nov 2026 “Forging Ahead: Recent Acquisitions of Black Women Artists" celebrates and displays contemporary artwork created by Black women who are new to the Library’s collections. @schomburgcenter curator Tammi Lawson shares about the transformative work of addressing institutional underrepresentation of Black women artists through acquisitions of contemporary art. Visit the exhibition at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture through March 27, 2027. 31 Oct 2026 Still looking for the perfect Halloween costume? Take a page from these readers. 📚🎃 The contestants at the NYPL's Halloween Happy Hour brought their favorite books to life with creative costumes! 29 Oct 2026 The scariest thing about Stephen King? Figuring out where to start. 👻 With more than 65 novels and 200 short stories to his name, there's a lot to choose from. But whether you're drawn to psychological thrillers, epic adventures, or classic horror, there's a Stephen King book for you. Which of King's book is your favorite? 27 Oct 2026

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