Ticketed Speaker Events
This SpringJoin us to hear your favorite authors speak about their life and work at events like the Kimbilio Author Showcase. Admission is free but tickets may sell out, so reserve yours today!
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On February 3, Overdrive will be implementing necessary updates to their servers. Once these upgrades are complete, all Pratt library customers will be asked to complete a one-time verification of their login credentials on the Libby/Overdrive app by re-entering their library barcode and PIN. For more information, read Libby's access guide. If you need assistance with your Pratt barcode and PIN, you can contact the Library.
The Forest Park and Washington Village branches are closed for facility improvements.
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The Enoch Pratt Free Library is proud to present House of Melo: Where Tomorrows Are Promised. Learn more about the House of Melo Community Empowerment Symposium, a series of programs led by local leaders and Carmelo Anthony's longtime collaborators.
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Join us to hear your favorite authors speak about their life and work at events like the Kimbilio Author Showcase. Admission is free but tickets may sell out, so reserve yours today!
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Newest Episode —
November 2025
In this archived episode of the Free to Bmore Podcast from 2020, we welcome Rev. Hathaway from the Union Baptist Church to explore the history of social justice in Baltimore, and where we can go from here.
Your voice matters! Learn about contacting your representatives and researching policy with this guide to civic engagement.
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With a Pratt Library card, you can borrow a Chromebook and mobile hotspot with WiFi to get online from the comfort of your home or on the go.
The Enoch Pratt Free Library stands with our community and is committed to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Social Worker in the Library provides free, one-on-one advising and referrals from a social worker, no appointment necessary.
Access news from the Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Banner, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and more with your library card.