Find events for all ages across Baltimore celebrating Black history and culture including live music, poetry, trivia, book discussions, and more.
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Each winter, bright yellow salt boxes are distributed throughout the city. In December 2020, some boxes received a makeover by local artist Juliet Ames, and since then dozens of other artists have added creative flair to Baltimore salt boxes.
Now on display on the second floor of the Central Library, this exhibit showcases the art of the salt box.
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Newest Episode —
February 2025
In this episode of Free to Bmore we chat with Joe Giordano, an award-winning photojournalist in Baltimore. His work has been featured in GQ, The Guardian, NPR, Architectural Digest, and Al Jazeera. His images capture some of our city's most poignant moments in recent history. Now he is passing his expertise to the new generation. Join us for an insightful conversation.
This new new technology lab, free and open to the community, is funded with American Rescue Plan funding through the Mayor’s Office of Recovery Programs.
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With a Pratt Library card, you can borrow a Chromebook and mobile hotspot with WiFi to get online from the comfort of your home.
The Enoch Pratt Free Library stands with our community, and is committed to advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Nursing students, supervised by RNs, are in several Pratt Library locations to provide free drop-in health assessments.
Use your Pratt Library card to enjoy free online access to a huge array of news and research sources such as the Sun, Banner, Afro News, and more.
