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Join in the NEA Big Read 2025 for toddler arts and crafts fund!

Storytime featuring the Big Read book selections!

Calligraphy Demonstration with Mr. Shi Kai

Learn about the Art of Chinese Paper Folding and take home your own masterpiece!

Join us to hear this year's Big Read book entitled "The Nian Monster" by Yu Hua. There will also be activities.

Join the Friends of the Library for a riveting discussion of the 2025 NEA Big Read title: "To Live" by Yu Hua.

Join us for a NEA Big Read book discussion of To Live by Yu Hua.

Join us to celebrate the Chinese New Year with stories, songs, and a craft.

Join us for a librarian-led book discussion on "To Live" by Yu Hua.

Join us for a special Storytime, reading The Nian Monster by Andrea Wang, just in time for Lunar New Year. A special take home craft will be available to go with the story.

Join library staff and the members of the Imperial Point Book Club for a lively discussion.

Join us to discuss this year's Big Read book entitled "To Live" by Yu Hua.

Join us for a reading of the NEA Big Read "The Nian Monster” by Andrea Wang, and a creative hands-on activity to go with it, for ages 6 to 12. Registration is required for each participant.

An interactive and inclusive storytime experience for autistic and otherwise neurodivergent children and families, ages 3 to 10. We will read the NEA Big Read "The Nian Monster" by Andrea Wang.

Join us for a story time celebrating the Lunar New Year, including this year's NEA Big Read Title "The Nian Monster" by Andrea Wang

Join us for a reading of the NEA Big Read "The Nian Monster” by Andrea Wang, for ages 3-5. Parents/caregivers are invited for the craft/activity session only. Registration is required for each child.

Let the words of Yu Hua evoke a spectrum of emotions, as community readers at any level or age read aloud to bring the characters to life.

Join us for a librarian-led book discussion on "To Live" by Yu Hua.

Hailed as a contemporary classic of Chinese literature, please join us for a discussion of the internationally acclaimed novel, To Live, by Yu Hua.

Experience the joy of creativity at our Chinese Floral Fan art workshop, where you will design your own beautiful circular floral fan inspired by Chinese art.

Join us for a fun family storytime with songs and crafts.

"To Live" by Yu Hua follows Fugui, the son of a wealthy landowner, as he endures hardships during the Chinese Revolution.

Embrace the epic journey and join in on captivating discussions that highlight the novel’s themes of resilience, love, and the indomitable spirit of the human experience.

Book discussion on "To Live" by Yu Hua

Join us for a story time celebrating the Lunar New Year, including this year's NEA Big Read Title "The Nian Monster" by Andrea Wang

This two-hour workshop delves into Yu Hua's "To Live" through analysis, writing exercises, and personal reflection.

January title is the NEA Big Read title for 2025: To Live by Yu Hua. Paperback copies will be available at the library (while supplies last).

Join us for a story time celebrating the Lunar New Year, including this year's NEA Big Read Title "The Nian Monster" by Andrea Wang.

Children's Storytime: "The Nian Monster" by Andrea Wang led by a librarian, followed by a craft.

Celebrate the Chinese New Year with us! Listen to "The Nian Monster" by Andrea Wang & make Chinese inspired crafts. Recommended for grades PreK to 3rd grade.

Join us for a discussion of the 2025 NEA Big Read Title: To Live by Yu Hua. Registered participants will receive a free book on a first come, first served basis.

Join us for a class on book binding! Instructor Ana Maria Bitere will be teaching the art of Chinese bookbinding in this one-hour class. Materials and instructions provided.

Join the Cover to Cover Book Clubwith NEA's Big Read. We will discuss "To Live" by Yu Hua, set in China. Free books will be available, first come first served, registration is required.

NEA Big Read 2025 Storytime

Please join us for an enchanting Children's Story Time adventure and make a take home craft to celebrate the Chinese New Year!

Storytelling to Celebrate Chinese New Year for all ages.

Book discussion on "To Live" by Yu Hua

This immersive event showcases the rich heritage and unique sounds of instruments like the Er Hu and Gu Zheng. The Er Hu, a bowed instrument, has been a cornerstone of Chinese music for centuries.

BIG Read book discussion of "To Live" by Yu Hua

Please register.

Celebrate Lunar New Year with stories and a craft. Ages 2 to 5. Join us Saturday, February 8 for our ArtLit event!

Please join us for this fun story time.

Come join us to Celebrate the Chinese New Year in Spanish with stories, music and art. For ages 3 and up.

Join us for the showing and discussion of the movie To Live a 1994 Chinese drama film directed by Zhang Yimou and written by Lu Wei, based on the novel of the same name by Yu Hua

Join two storytellers, one musical group, and a wonderful emcee for an storytelling experience under the stars, for adults.

Please join us for an enchanting Children's Story Time adventure and make a take home craft to celebrate the Chinese New Year!

Join us for a special storytime reading of the 2025 NEA Big Read book The Nian Monster. All registered participants will receive a free book.

We invite you to an enchanting Children's Story Time adventure inspired by "The Nian Monster" by Andrea Wang. A free program for ages 5 - 12.

"To Live" by Yu Hua

Join us for the first-ever DC Evening Book Club with NEA's Big Read. We will discuss "To Live" by Yu Hua, set in China. Free books will be available, first come first served, registration is required.

Join us for Chinese New Year Storytime for toddler, ages 18 months to 3 years old. Enjoy stories, songs and art activity.

Film screening and discussion.

Join us for an NEA Big Read storytime featuring The Nian Monster by Andrea Wang. For ages 2-3. Registration recommended.

Join Diana Abu-Jaber for a Writer's Workshop on the novel "To Live" by Yu Hua

Program to include Author Spotlights, unpacking of "To Live", deep dive into themes, favorite excerpts and audience Q&A.

Hailed as a contemporary classic of Chinese literature, please join us for a discussion of the internationally acclaimed novel, To Live, by Yu Hua.

Embrace the journey of "To Live" by Yu Hua, the ‘where we live’ theme will be addressed by discussions that highlight the themes of resilience, love, and the spirit of the human experience.

Join our writing workshop using prompts from the Smithsonian Institution! Includes free-writing, storytelling, exercises, handouts, and recording your Florida story for WLRN's Public Storyteller.

Join us for a fun family storytime with songs and crafts.