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HPL's Senior Prom events were featured in three different news sources recently: Houston Style Magazine, Bereavision TV, and CNN Regional.

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In the News: HPL's Ana Frade featured on Univision

HPL's Ana Frade was a guest on Univision and had a chance to speak about our Summer Reading program! You can watch it here. ...

In the News: HPL Senior Proms

HPL's Senior Prom events were featured in three different news sources recently: Houston Style Magazine, Bereavision TV, and CNN Regional. ...

HPL Hosts Houston Roughnecks Storytime for a "Touchdown of Fun" at Smith Neighborhood Library

WHAT: Players from the United Football League's Houston Roughnecks will read from their favorite children’s books, share stories, and inspire young readers with a special family storytime. WHEN: Friday, May 2, 2025, 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.WHERE: HPL's Smith Neighborhood Library; 3624 Scott St., 77004.MORE INFORMATION: Attendees are strongly encouraged to register online on the HPL website, as space is limited. ...

Houston Public Library Invites You to Step into Storybooks; Event will Highlight Diverse Book Authors and Performances

Houston Public Library invites families, readers, and book lovers of all ages to Step into Storybooks: A Journey into Literacy & Imagination—a free, interactive event designed to ignite a passion for reading and celebrate the magic of storytelling. Join us on Saturday, April 26, 2025, from 2 PM - 4 PM at the Carnegie Neighborhood Library (1050 Quitman St, Houston, TX 77009), for an event featuring a range of engaging activities, beginning with an author talk by New York Times bestselling author Varsha Bajaj, who will share her journey and insights into writing for young readers. A highlight of the event will be a bilingual storytime led by Houston Public Library Director Sandy Gaw, showcasing her dedication to literacy, diversity, and community engagement. This unique storytime experience promises to delight readers of all ages and inspire a lifelong love of books. The event will conclude with a vibrant tabla performance by the Indian Music Society of Houston, offering attendees a rhythmic and cultural experience to remember. This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. ...