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Groundbreaking Reads to Change Your Life
Groundbreaking Reads to Change Your Life
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Paws to Read: Why Kids Should Read Aloud to a Dog at the Library
Paws to Read: Why Kids Should Read Aloud to a Dog at the Library
By Stephanie Jarvais, Children's Librarian

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  • Read Down Your Fines During Summer Reading
    By Meredith Veatch
    Last Edited on 6/14/2013
    We're almost halfway through 2013, which means we've now been reading down fines for almost six months. At the Patterson Park branch, Read Down Fines started to take off after I visited a parents' night ...more
  • Groundbreaking Reads to Change Your Life
    By Eunice Anderson
    Last Edited on 6/5/2013
    Four summers ago we launched a system-wide adult summer reading program. It has provided a fun, exciting reading adventure along with chances to win terrific prizes. Each year the theme suggests an experience ...more
  • Digging into the Summer Reading Program
    By Jessica Hoptay Brown
    Last Edited on 6/3/2013
    Though the official summer season doesn't begin until June 21, we’re already "digging into" summer at the Pratt Library with the start of our annual Summer Reading Program! ...more
  • Paws to Read: Why Kids Should Read Aloud to a Dog at the Library
    By Stephanie Jarvais, Children's Librarian
    Last Edited on 5/28/2013
    Reading is an important step in a child's life; it can open the doorway for many opportunities. There are many ways for a child to improve reading skills, and reading out loud is one of the most important. ...more
  • Fairy Tale Tea Party at the Patterson Park Library
    By Meredith Veatch
    Posted on 5/16/2013
    I love Fairy Tale Festival. If the truth be known, I love it more than I love summer reading, mostly because it’s not as hot outside, but also because I adore fairy tales. But the main reason I love Fairy ...more
  • Gender and Cover Art: The Coverflip Challenge
    By Anjanette Wiggins
    Last Edited on 5/14/2013
    Can you really judge a book by it's cover? ...more
  • Celebrating the Muslim Journeys Bookshelf Launch
    By Becky Hass
    Last Edited on 5/14/2013
    The Enoch Pratt Free Library’s Reisterstown Road Branch was awarded the Muslim Journeys Bookshelf grant, one of only eight grants awarded in Maryland. The Muslim Journeys Bookshelf is a project of the ...more
  • Light Street Branch’s Lynne Parks Earns 2013 Baker Artist Award
    By Tom Warner
    Last Edited on 5/10/2013
    Lynne Parks, a part-time library professional associate at Pratt's Light Street branch and a full-time, self-taught artist, was one of three local artists—from a pool of over 700 candidates—who won 2013 ...more
  • The Best Book Club Ever
    By Tonette Cherry, Guest Blogger
    Posted on 5/7/2013
    The best Book Club Ever meets at the Brooklyn Branch Enoch Pratt Library. Soda and coffee served as refreshments, an it is a comfortable and relaxed setting. There is a group of us ladies who meet every ...more
  • 'Countdown to Kindergarten Day' at Port Discovery
    By Kinshasa Vargas-Pile, Children's Librarian, Pennsylvania Avenue Branch
    Posted on 5/6/2013
    This spring, the Enoch Pratt Free Library provided customers with free tickets to Port Discovery’s early literacy event Countdown to Kindergarten Day (CTK Day) on April 20. This event is hosted by Port ...more
  • Young Makers are Building Circuits at Waverly Branch
    By Rose Anne Ullrich, Children's Librarian, Waverly Branch
    Last Edited on 4/30/2013
    On April 16, Waverly Branch hosted an exciting children's program called Chemistry in the Library, presented by Dr. Sandra K. Young, the Materials Research Engineer/Program Manager at the US Army Research ...more
  • [Photos] Fairy Tale Festival at Herring Run Branch
    By Karen Burdnell, Children's Librarian
    Last Edited on 4/22/2013
    This year the theme for our Fairy Tale Ball, which took place on April 11, was Fairies and Elves. I had a friend who planted a fairy garden in her back yard and I thought it would be fun to do something ...more
  • The Poetry Circle Celebrates at Reisterstown Road Branch
    By Becky Hass
    Posted on 4/18/2013
    There are so many ways to celebrate poetry! That was our goal for the April meeting of the Poetry Circle at the Reisterstown Road Library. ...more
  • Listening at the Library
    By Meredith Veatch
    Last Edited on 4/8/2013
    A few weeks ago I visited my optometrist because I’d been getting a lot of headaches, and I wondered if I needed a new prescription for my glasses. The good news is I don’t need new glasses. The bad news, ...more
  • Fairy Tale Extravaganza This Weekend: Free and Fun for All Ages!
    by Teresa Duggan
    Last Edited on 4/3/2013
    This Saturday, April 6 and Sunday, April 7 we will be celebrating the 11th Annual Fairy Tale Extravaganza at the Central Library. The event will be taking over Central Hall as well as much of the children's ...more
  • Commemorating History by Creating Butterflies
    By Stephanie Jarvais, Children's Librarian at Brooklyn Branch
    Last Edited on 3/28/2013
    I recently spent ages planning a children's program entitled "Let’s Make Butterflies," and I was very excited to share it with my regular kids. You can imagine my disappointment when I got a Jury Duty ...more
  • Whirlwind 'Spring Fling' at Roland Park Branch
    By Brian DeLuca
    Last Edited on 3/27/2013
    For two weeks this March, the students who frequent the Roland Park Branch got to experience several fun activities as part of the Enoch Pratt Free Library’s annual "Spring Fling." ...more
  • Upcoming Book Discussions and Programs: The Value of Open Spaces
    By Brian DeLuca
    Last Edited on 3/20/2013
    The Roland Park Branch, in collaboration with the Open Space Campaign for Greater Roland Park, is hosting a three-part book discussion series this winter and spring. The books in this series were chosen ...more
  • Reflecting Reality: 'The City Through Our Eyes'
    Reposted with permission from Wide Angle Youth Media
    Last Edited on 3/18/2013
    Wide Angle Youth Media partners with the Enoch Pratt Free Library on the Baltimore Speaks Out! Program to provide youth ages 10-15 with free media education in their own community. ...more
  • Hopping on the Pratt Buck Bandwagon at Southeast Anchor Library
    By Ellie Mullen, Guest Blogger
    Last Edited on 3/15/2013
    Children at the Southeast Anchor Library are rolling in the dough... Pratt Bucks that is! Since the introduction of Pratt’s Read Down Fines initiative in January, the children’s department has seen a significant ...more
  • Read Down Fines: The Adventure Continues
    By Lamar Pinkett, Guest Blogger
    Last Edited on 3/15/2013
    The Pratt Library's new initiative to help young readers Read Down Fines is an innovative approach to get our children and teen customers back to reading and checking materials out. Since the start of ...more
  • Sports Journalism 101 with Stan Charles
    By Linda Schwartz, Brooklyn Branch
    Posted on 3/7/2013
    For more than 20 years Stan "the Fan" Charles has kept his finger on the pulse of local Baltimore sports. The Ravens, the Orioles, the Terps, he's covered them all. Currently he is the publisher of the ...more
  • Series vs. Stand-alone: The Great Reading Debate
    By Meredith Veatch
    Posted on 3/4/2013
    I can never decide what I like to read better-a series, or a stand-alone book. There are perks and problems with each. My favorite thing about a stand-alone book is that there’s no waiting. You read it, ...more
  • Drumming with Doc Gibbs at Forest Park Branch
    By Melanie Townsend Diggs
    Posted on 2/26/2013
    In honor of Black History Month, Leonard "Doc" Gibbs, a notable African-American musician, presented the musical program, Drum, Dance and Percussion, at the Forest Park Branch on February 6, 2013. Although ...more
  • [Video] African Drum, Dance, and Percussion at Reisterstown Road Branch
    By Lamar Pinkett, Guest Blogger, Reisterstown Road Branch
    Posted on 2/20/2013
    The Reisterstown Road Branch Library is excited to be hosting a plethora of programs for the month of February in celebration of Black History Month. On February 5, 2013 local performing artist Doc Gibbs ...more
  • National Children's Dental Health Month
    By Jessica Hoptay Brown
    Posted on 2/19/2013
    Many of us associate words like “root canal,” “cavity,” “crown,” and “extraction” with our teeth and going to the dentist. While none of these things are particularly pleasant, many are preventable. Keeping ...more
  • Two Hundred Years of Pride and Prejudice
    By Meredith Veatch
    Last Edited on 2/7/2013
    The first time I heard of Jane Austen, I was twelve years old. It was 1996, and the famous Pride and Prejudice miniseries starring Jennifer Ehle and Colin Firth had just aired for the first time on American ...more
  • Plagued by Library Fines? Kids & Teens can Wipe the Slate Clean
    By Brian Manning
    Last Edited on 3/15/2013
    There are some things I immediately and pleasantly associate with childhood, including: my first crush; collecting and reading comics; playing baseball until after dark; and the wonder of exploring the ...more
  • Gathering the Sons, Daughters, and Enthusiasts of Erin
    Claire Wang
    Last Edited on 2/4/2013
    Recently, the New York Times released their 46 recommended travel destinations for 2013. At first glance, the featured activities on this list are as varied as the locations in question. Descriptions boast ...more
  • We Have a Winner: Naming the Girl in the Window
    By Anjanette Wiggins
    Last Edited on 1/24/2013
     ...more
  • Pratt Awarded the Muslim Journeys Bookshelf Grant
    By Becky Hass
    Last Edited on 1/11/2013
    The Enoch Pratt Free Library’s Reisterstown Road Branch was awarded the Muslim Journeys Bookshelf grant, one of only eight grants awarded in Maryland. We are bringing the Muslim Journeys Bookshelf and ...more
  • Keeping Our Library Relevant in 2013
    By Jessica Keyes
    Last Edited on 1/2/2013
    It is no secret that the world is changing daily at a pace never before seen in history. Librarians, authors, journalists, and academics and have been engaging in public discourse for years on the best ...more
  • [Video] An Evening of Classical Music at Reisterstown Road Branch
    By Greg Fromme, Reisterstown Road Branch
    Last Edited on 12/20/2012
    On Wednesday, December 12, the Reisterstown Road branch had the privilege of hosting two extraordinary Baltimore area musicians for an evening of classical music. ...more
  • Santa Librarian’s Top 10 Nice Holiday Picks
    By Cindy Kleback
    Last Edited on 12/17/2012
    Our good friend, the jolly ol’ Santa Librarian, was chilling (literally) at the North Pole Public Library and decided to put together a list of books and movies to recommend to his favorite library friends ...more
  • Santa Librarian's Top 10 Naughty Holiday Picks
    By Brian DeLuca
    Last Edited on 12/17/2012
    Santa Librarian, among many other things, is a fan of Norse mythology. When Baldur, the Norse god of truth and light, was born, his mother, Frigg, made every single thing promise to never harm Baldur. ...more
  • [Videos] Interviews at the Pennsylvania Avenue Branch Reopening
    By Jessica Keyes
    Last Edited on 12/14/2012
    The Grand re-Opening of the Pennsylvania Avenue Branch on Nov 14 was a lot of fun. I had the opportunity to meet library customers from the neighborhood and ask them, "What does this library mean to y ...more
  • Imagery as Narrative: Chopsticks by Jessica Anthony
    By Anjanette Wiggins
    Last Edited on 12/11/2012
    As a Young Adult Services Librarian, I spend much of my time reading teen literature. I always enjoy coming across a book that introduces a new reading experience, apart from the typical fare. So, imagine ...more
  • Music for Kids? Haacking the Record Collection
    By Tom Warner
    Posted on 12/6/2012
    I only recently discovered underground electronic music pioneer Bruce Haack, while browsing through Pratt’s Central’s "best-kept-secret" collection of phonograph records (those archaic round pieces of ...more
  • [New] Pratt eLibrary: Get more for free
    By Sarah Kuperman, Collections Management Department
    Posted on 12/4/2012
    A customer with a question about reading eBooks on her iPhone recently phoned the Library for help. The conversation resulted in a helpful one-on-one session in the Central Library’s Wi-Fi coffee shop. ...more
  • The Patterson Park Wall of Art
    By Meredith Veatch
    Posted on 11/26/2012
    During the Fairy Tale Festival, we put up a castle wall above the computers at the Patterson Park Branch. It looked great. It transformed the whole space, and it created a lot of interest in the festival. ...more
  • Craft your own Fall Poem at the Poetry Circle
    By Becky Hass
    Last Edited on 11/19/2012
    I love fall—the colors, the crispness in the air, and the excuse to turn on the oven and bake. As I was planning for the first meeting of the new Poetry Circle at the Reisterstown Road Branch, I thought ...more
  • The Promise of Pennsylvania: The Renewal of a Neighborhood Branch
    By Anjanette Wiggins
    Last Edited on 11/16/2012
    When the Pennsylvania Avenue Branch first opened to the public on January 15, 1953, the former director of Pratt Library, Joseph Wheeler, commented that "It's the finest public library (branch) in the ...more
  • Digital Photography 101: A Walk Around Town
    By Ryan O’Grady
    Last Edited on 10/26/2012
    Do you have an artistic fire burning in you? Maybe you have a nice new DSLR camera that someone in your family gave you, and it has just been sitting on your shelf for the past year. Or maybe you own a ...more
  • Hallowe’en with Poe
    By Becky Hass
    Last Edited on 10/18/2012
    One of my first Baltimore memories comes from one of my dad’s infamous road trips. He would ask, “Do you want to go for a drive?” and you never knew where you’d end up. On this trip, we ended up in the ...more
  • 10 Library Services You Should Be Using
    By Anjanette Wiggins
    Last Edited on 10/15/2012
    10. Self-CheckoutFor customers who prefer self-service, self-checkout is available at five branches: Reisterstown Road, Northwood, Roland Park, Orleans Street, Edmondson Avenue, and Southeast Anchor Library. ...more
  • Pierrot Centenary Project and the Lunar Ensemble
    By Bill Jones, Assistant Manager of the Fine Arts and Music Department
    Last Edited on 10/5/2012
    The Pratt Library will host a special afternoon concert and lecture on Saturday, October 6: A Centenary Celebration of Pierrot Lunaire* with Paul Mathews and the LUNAR Ensemble (*Pierrot lunaire is a ...more
  • It's All About the People at the Govans Fall Celebration
    By Jessica Hoptay Brown
    Last Edited on 10/4/2012
    Many years ago when I was a bright-eyed, eager graduate student, my mentor librarian asked, “Why do you want to work in libraries?” I had about forty different reasons in my head, and I quickly scanned ...more
  • The Warmth of a Cold Nose
    By Ryan O'Grady
    Last Edited on 10/2/2012
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  • The Pratt Library Goes OFF THE WALL
    By Roswell Encina
    Last Edited on 9/26/2012
    Baltimore has a rich and amazing collection of art. That's why when the Pratt Library was approached to be part of the Walters Art Museum's Off the Wall Open Air Exhibition we rolled out the red carpet ...more
  • The Book Buggy: Better than the Ice Cream Truck!
    By Marilyn Hage, Mobile Services Children's Librarian
    Last Edited on 9/13/2012
    As I travel to every corner of Baltimore in the passenger seat of the Book Buggy, I never get tired of observing people doing double-takes and smiling when they spot our colorful bookmobile. I have been ...more
  • Hitting the Streets at the Highlandtown Farmers' Market
    By Cindy Kleback, Ellie Mullen, and Sara Demian
    Last Edited on 9/12/2012
    The Southeast Anchor Library has been hitting the streets... Conkling Street, to be exact. Librarians from the Southeast Anchor have been participating in the Highlandtown Farmers’ Market on the first ...more
  • Virtual Supermarket: Delivering Groceries to your Neighborhood Library
    By Laura Fox, Baltimore City Health Department
    Last Edited on 9/11/2012
    "Get your groceries at your local library" is not something that most people think of when they think of their local library. The Baltimarket Virtual Supermarket Program is a partnership between the Enoch ...more
  • Building Strength in Difference with The Weinberg Place
    By Becky Hass
    Last Edited on 9/10/2012
    You never know when an outreach opportunity might present itself. This one started at my book club where I met Cindy Zonies, Director of Service Coordination for the Weinberg Senior Living. Ms. Zonies ...more
  • Series: Giving Back with Community Outreach Programs
    By Jessica Keyes
    Last Edited on 9/14/2012
    This week Pratt Chat will be featuring posts by librarians and guest contributors about some of the great community outreach efforts the Library organizes. ...more
  • Come Work or Lounge in the Library with our Free Wi-Fi
    By Teresa Duggan
    Last Edited on 9/11/2012
    Did you know that the Pratt Library offers all customers free Wi-Fi access in most all library locations? With the temporary exception of the Washington Village Branch, any Pratt Library location you visit ...more
  • History: The Pratt Library in World War II
    By Jeff Korman
    Last Edited on 8/28/2012
    Baltimore, a city capable of major industrial production, was key to military preparedness during World War II. Thousands went to work each day in the shipyards and steel mills, yet everyone in the country ...more
  • Back to School at the Library
    By Meredith Veatch
    Last Edited on 8/27/2012
    Whether summer seemed to fly or was the longest two months of your life, there’s no denying one thing: School is back in session. ...more
  • Wii Fun! My Volunteer Experience at the Pratt
    By Melissa Chalmer, Volunteer
    Last Edited on 8/17/2012
    As a member of the Nintendo Generation, I was ecstatic to learn that the Pratt Library Wii system was going to make its debut at the Roland Park Branch. I was asked to pilot the three-day Teen Wii program ...more
  • Baby Olympics 2012 in Highlandtown!
    By Cindy Kleback and Edwin Perez
    Last Edited on 8/15/2012
    On Your Mark... Get Set... Go!  ...more
  • Summer Reading Program Finales at the Reisterstown Road Branch
    By L. Scott, Lamar Pinkett, and Becky Hass
    Last Edited on 8/14/2012
    What are YOU saying about the Summer Reading Program this year? ...more
  • Photos: Light St Branch Altered Book Contest Winners
    By Melanie Jacobs, Light Street Branch
    Last Edited on 8/13/2012
    Through the years, the Friends of Light Street Branch have made significant contributions to the library. The group has purchased a book drop, given $500 to enhance the children’s book collection, and ...more
  • Hammering Through the Brick Wall: 3 Tips for New Genealogists
    By Claire Wang
    Last Edited on 8/10/2012
    It’s a fact: Regardless of skill level, experience, or serendipity, all family historians will encounter dead ends in their research. ...more
  • Gaining Virtual Ground: Digital Reading at Pratt Library
    By Anjanette Wiggins
    Last Edited on 8/7/2012
    In May 2011, e-retailer Amazon.com announced that sales of e-books outpaced sales of print books on its website. This past June, the Association of American Publishers issued a report indicating that for ...more
  • Waverly Friends Book Sort and Pizza Social
    By Brittney Baltimore
    Last Edited on 8/2/2012
    On Saturday, July 29th, the EPFL Waverly Branch Friends Group held a Book Sort and Pizza Social. The Book Sort was a volunteer run event organized by Ann Giroux of the Waverly Friends. Volunteers helped ...more
  • Remembering: Favorite authors lost in the past year
    By Meredith Veatch
    Last Edited on 7/30/2012
    It’s been a tough year for children’s literature. Every time I turn around it seems that another beloved author or illustrator of children’s books has died. It started last year when Diana Wynne Jones ...more
  • In the News: Washington Post Spotlights Southeast Anchor Library
    By Roswell Encina
    Last Edited on 7/25/2012
    Today's Washington Post has Baltimore all over it. The front page story, "Baltimore puts out welcome mat for immigrants", focuses on the growing immigrant population in Charm City and Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's strategy ...more
  • See and share Pratt Library photos on Flickr
    By Teresa Duggan
    Last Edited on 11/5/2012
    Did you know that the Pratt Library currently has over 2,500 photos and other images on Flickr? Flickr is an online photo sharing website for anyone to share their images, or to share information through ...more
  • The Unique Baltimore Art of Painted Screens
    By Cindy Kleback and Morgan Stanton, Southeast Anchor Library
    Posted on 7/20/2012
    According to The Painted Screen Society of Baltimore, painted screens were first introduced to the city in 1913. Row home owners, particularly in the ethnic neighborhoods of East and Southeast Baltimore, ...more
  • Get Fit @ Your Library
    by Ann Marie Lalmansingh, Waverly Branch
    Last Edited on 7/18/2012
    Get Fit @ Your Library began at the Waverly Branch library three years ago. The line dancing classes led by Frances Spears and Ann Marie Lalmansingh, staff at the branch, whose commitment to promoting ...more
  • Caribbean Heritage Month at the Pratt
    By Ann Marie Lalmansingh and Becky Hass
    Last Edited on 7/17/2012
    June marked the seventh year of celebration of Caribbean American Heritage Month. The celebration also marked the 50th anniversary of independence for Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago. Three Pratt branches ...more
  • Dry Ice, Graduated Cylinders, Test Tubes, and Science in the Summer at Pratt
    By Jessica Hoptay Brown
    Last Edited on 7/16/2012
    It’s no secret that we’ve got literacy covered at the Pratt. Books and media are kind of our thing. What might be a surprise to some is that we’re also doing science in the library! Hands-on, real life ...more
  • Summer Fun for Teens
    By Anjanette Wiggins
    Last Edited on 7/10/2012
    Every summer, teens at the Pennsylvania Avenue Branch can expect two sure things: teen summer reading, and a variety of fun programs. These programs nurture teens’ interest in arts and crafts, community, ...more
  • 3 New Job Search Tools at Your Library
    By Marilyn Jones
    Last Edited on 7/9/2012
    It's no secret that the Pratt Library has hundreds of computers available for the public to use. There are 32 computers with Internet access at the Forest Park Branch alone. Almost every month, Forest ...more
  • Palimpsests to Grangerism: Altered Books at the Pratt
    By Melanie Jacobs, Light Street Branch
    Last Edited on 7/6/2012
    Have you ever considered altering a book and transforming it into a work of art? Accidentally dropping a book in a puddle of water doesn't count! ...more
  • Video: Four Collections DIY Musicians Must See
    By Ryan O’Grady
    Last Edited on 7/5/2012
    The Pratt library has a wide variety of sheet music available for your perusal. In order to showcase our collection and provide a visual representation of the breadth and depth of what we have, we made ...more
  • Dream Big With Curious George
    By Meredith Veatch
    Last Edited on 6/26/2012
    Meet Curious George, the unofficial mascot of the Patterson Park Branch. Visitors to the library can expect to see George somewhere near the entrance, greeting everyone who comes inside. George also likes ...more
  • Librarians from Colombia Visit the Pratt
    By Cindy Kleback and Edwin Perez
    Posted on 6/22/2012
    The Southeast Anchor Library recently hosted a delegation of librarians from Colombia on the first stop of their tour of American libraries sponsored by the Department of State’s International Visitor ...more
  • Visit the Humanities Department
    By Ellie Luchinsky, Humanities Department Manager, and Ryan O'Grady
    Last Edited on 6/21/2012
    Come see us on the third floor! ...more
  • Our New Poet Laureate, Natasha Trethewey
    By Shaileen B, Librarian, Fiction Department
    Last Edited on 6/18/2012
    Here's how a woodpecker strikes you if you're Natasha Trethewey, who has just been named the new U.S. Poet Laureate: "So insistent" at pecking, she says, this bird must be looking for more than "beetles ...more
  • Friends School of Baltimore Seniors Volunteer
    By Tyler Lehmann, Volunteer
    Last Edited on 6/7/2012
    Every year, Friends School of Baltimore high school seniors end classes a month early to begin their Senior Work Projects. The Senior Work Project is a month long internship required for all seniors to ...more
  • A Visual Feast in the Graphic Canon
    By Becky Hass
    Last Edited on 6/6/2012
    Think about the first piece of literature you ever loved. What did it look like in your mind’s eye? Three years ago editor Russ Kick made a wish list of tales from world literature and went about contacting ...more
  • Kicking Off Summer Reading With A Bang!
    By Ryan O’Grady
    Last Edited on 6/5/2012
    On the morning of Monday, June 4, the Central Library kicked off Summer Reading 2012 with an explosion of excitement, and it wasn’t just the confetti raining down from above that grabbed everyone’s attention. ...more

 

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