The Faulk Central Library presents a special screening of the documentary film, An American Opera: The Greatest Pet Rescue Ever at the Hideout Theater, 617 Congress Ave.
, on November 14 at 7:00 p.m. The screening is free and open to the public. A question and answer session with the director will follow the screening.
The film directed by Tom McPhee documents what happened to thousands of pets in New Orleans after Hurricane...
Project WISE: Get Excited About Reading!
Project WISE invites children to have fun with reading and writing. Local authors read stories followed by an age appropriate book related activity. These free author visits are part of a...
7th Annual Austin Chronicle Spelling Bee to Raise Money for the...
AUSTINITES GEAR UP TO COMPETE FOR THE COVETED SPELLING BEE TITLE AT THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE ADULT SPELLING BEE Join Local “Spellers”, The Austin Chronicle and Threadgill’s on May 21 for...
The Pulitzers!
The 2008 Pulitzers have been announced. Awarded annually since 1917 by Columbia University, the Pulitzer Prize is widely considered to be our nation’s highest achievement in print...
Meet the Author: Greg Pahl
Greg Pahl, the author of The Citizen-Powered Energy Handbook, will visit the Austin Public Library to present tips on what we can do as a community and as individuals to solve our energy...
Catalysts for reform
The novel is often used as a means of social protest. Authors use fictional characters to inform and inspire the public to fight injustices, gain sympathy for their causes, or just to...
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