Philadelphia Free Library
Celebrating Martin Delany
Martin Delany founded one of the first black newspapers and was one of the first blacks admitted to Harvard Medical School. The Moonstone Arts Center is commemorating his 200th birthday with several events.
A Year Of Dickens At The Free Library Of Philadelphia
Writer Charles Dickens would have been 200-years-old on February 7th. The Philadelphia Free Library and a Center City restaurant are celebrating with special events.
Money For College
The education department of the Central branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia has hundreds of ‘quirky’ one-of-a-kind listings for financial aid for college.
Not Just Numbers – It’s Impact That Counts
Penn’s Fels Institute of Government recently produced a report on the economic value of the Free Library of Philadelphia’s services.
Philadelphia’s Top Stuff For Toddlers
That golden age from eighteen months to three years is a fun time with your children, and it’s important to be on the lookout for things that will challenge, stimulate, and entertain your kids.



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