Posted on · Interest in poetry has been rising over the past year, creating an opportunity for renewed community engagement as a new local poet laureate takes the helm.
Posted on · Local writers can now apply to be city’s literary arts ambassador – a role that aims to celebrate Houston’s diversity and resilience in these challenging times.
Posted on · An acclaimed local photographer’s work is on display at City Hall, reflecting on the past and present of a Houston neighborhood, while also honoring Black History Month.
Posted on · Officially known as BookLink, the first two book vending machines were unveiled this week in downtown Houston.
Posted on · Ahead of this weekend’s LibroFEST, writer Christopher Flakus discusses the burgeoning Chicano literature scene in Houston.
Posted on · In a hidden-away room, the library has amassed a large collection of historic documents from Texas and around the world
Posted on · Officials say those new hours will be a huge benefit to people who depend on the library’s services
Posted on · Called “The Colony,” the summit will be held quarterly, with the first meeting scheduled for Saturday, July 14.
Posted on · Libraries remain relevant in changing times by adapting to the needs of their surrounding communities.
Posted on · For the fifth straight year, the City of Houston is holding a business plan competition for Houstonians looking to start their own endeavor. We learn more about Liftoff Houston.
Posted on · His role as Youth Poet Laureate will include speaking engagements and leading writing workshops around the city.
Posted on · From poignant to comedic, a Syrian-American woman's poetry is aimed at dismantling stereotypes of Islam.
Posted on · Organizers talk about the Latino writers and cultural themes that will shine at this unique book and arts festival.
Posted on · Hispanic Heritage Month continues through Oct.15, and Latino writers and literature will be celebrated this Saturday at the annual LibroFEST, being held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Houston Public Librarys Central Library downtown. The event kicks off with a screening of War and Peace, the third episode in PBS six-part series Latino […]
Posted on · In 2012, Houston voters approved a $1.9 billion bond program to rebuild and renovate 40 schools. Now, district administrators say they are $200 million short due to construction market inflation; a teachers union rep and a school board member want an outside audit. On this edition of Houston Matters, we examine this budget battle over […]