From learning how to write poetry to gaming with friends, Enoch Pratt Free Library has a program for you. Each branch also features a Young Adult section with a wide variety of books, research materials, and media for teens.
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Into anime? Visit your local library for anime and manga-themed events like anime club, book discussions, and manga drawing lessons.
Get hands on with Johns Hopkins robotics, vibrobots, and other programs exploring science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math.
From cozy winter crafts to sewing, painting, and much more, the Pratt has free arts events to keep your creativity flowing all year long.
Log in with your Pratt Library card to download popular eBooks and audiobooks for teens.
Use your Pratt Library card to borrow thousands of digital comics, graphic novels and manga for teens through your web browser or the Comics Plus app.
Browse a large catalog of educational, entertaining, and enriching films for adults, teens, and kids.
Download the PressReader app or read online to find current issues of over 7,000 newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times and Rolling Stone.
Maryland residents can apply for a Pratt Library Card that allows access to all of Enoch Pratt Free Library’s resources including eBooks, streaming media, and databases. It’s easier than ever to get a Pratt Library card! Anyone who lives or owns property in Maryland is eligible for a free library card.
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Prepare for academic, civil service, military, and professional licensing and certification exams with test preparation materials and interactive practice exams.
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Get creative and learn new skills without the price tag! Use your library card to check out equipment from coding robots to sewing machines with the Pratt Library of Things collection.
