Brooklyn Public Library

Brooklyn Public Library (BPL) is a vital community resource dedicated to fostering literacy, education, and cultural engagement across Brooklyn. With the recent restoration of operating funding, BPL is excited to resume its seven-day service, ensuring accessibility to its branches for all New Yorkers. The library offers an extensive array of services, including book lending—ranging from physical books to eBooks and audiobooks—as well as access to board games, movies, and even musical instruments.

BPL hosts numerous events and classes, such as author talks, art exhibitions, and storytime for children, making it a hub for learning and entertainment. The Center for Brooklyn History provides research support and resources on local history, while services like career assistance, GED exam preparation, and citizenship classes cater to the diverse needs of the community. With over 60 branches and a commitment to inclusivity, Brooklyn Public Library remains a cornerstone of cultural and civic life in the borough.