Reading Events serve as a vibrant hub for literature enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of activities that cater to various interests. These events, often held in libraries, bookstores, and other cultural venues, provide an opportunity for individuals to engage with authors, participate in book discussions, and explore new genres. The allure of Reading Events lies in their ability to foster a sense of community among book lovers, while also promoting literacy and a love for literature. From author meet-and-greets to poetry readings and book signings, these events offer something for everyone. They are a testament to the power of the written word, and the profound impact it can have on individuals and communities alike. Reading Events are not just about books; they are about the shared experiences and the connections made through a mutual love for literature. They are a celebration of the written word, and a testament to the enduring appeal of a good book.

The Free Black Women's Library is a literary hub, social site, Black Feminist archive, and community care space that features over 5000 books by Black women and Black non-binary folks, as well as a wide range of free public programs, special events, and creative workshops, a free store, a period pantry, a backyard garden, a virtual reading club, and weekly book swap.
Each month we curate and create programs that explore specific themes and topics.
Our Theme for the months of October & November are Grief & Craft
Support our work by making a donation at givebutter.com/TFBWL
Sustain the Creator/Director of the library by joining the Patreon community at patreon.com/TFBWL or leaving her a tip at buymeacoffee.com/olatheartist The Free Black Women's Library & The National Jazz Museum in Harlem 
presents
Learning How To Listen ( Panel & Performance)
with Liany Mateo
3PM - 5PM
Join us for an exploration of the history and importance of Black Women Lyricists, particularly from the Jazz music tradition. The focus will be on Black Women who have contributed to the canon of Black American music through their poetry and messages in songs.
The panel will consist of multiple vocalists in NYC, and each panelist will present a piece(s) by their selected lyricist along with their own set of lyrics to illustrate the continued influence these writers have on contemporary artists.
There will be a pre-panel event that will allow time for community journaling session on song lyrics written and performed by Black Women.
All are welcome to attend.
See you then.

Information Source: The Free Black Women's Library | eventbrite

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United Kingdom

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