The Los Angeles Public Library has a collection of over 106,000 books relevant to the LGBTQIA community. With 72 convenient locations throughout the city, you can explore your neighborhood's wide variety of books. | KTLA 5 News

The Book Arts Collection, part of Los Angeles Public Library Special Collections, holds over 900 items including fine press publications, broadsides and artists’ books like Tia Blassingame’s. The materials feature many bookbinding structures and printmaking techniques, endlessly adapted to the maker’s personal expression. See them for yourself by making an appointment on our website at the link in our bio. | Los Angeles Public Library

At the Los Angeles Public Library, every mind is welcome, and every story is worth telling. This is a place where all kinds of thinkers, dreamers, and creators belong. Sensory-friendly spaces have been specifically designed to minimize overwhelming sensory input to better accommodate the needs of neurodivergent youth and their caregivers. Everyone is welcome to use our sensory-friendly spaces! For more information visit lapl.org/sensory | Los Angeles Public Library

LAPL150—Our Story is Yours: A Los Angeles Public Library Sesquicentennial Celebration is dedicated to the people of Los Angeles, and celebrates the story of our city through the library’s unique lens. Check out the exhibition of images and objects of LAPL history from its earliest days until now currently on view in the Central Library’s Getty Gallery. | Los Angeles Public Library