Welcome to our bi-weekly update on events happening during the next two weeks at The New York Public Library. With 92 locations across New York City, a lot is happening at the Library. We're highlighting some of our events here, including author talks, free classes, community art shows, performances, concerts, and exhibitions—and you can always find more at nypl.org/events.  If you want our round-up in your inbox, sign up here.  We look forward to seeing you at the Library. 

Selected Events

12/27: The Great Quake: Henry Fountain with Klaus Jacob: New York Times journalist Henry Fountain combines the history and science of earthquakes and how it continues to resonate.  6:30 PM, Mid-Manhattan Library at 42nd Street.

1/3: Modern Jewish Cuisine: Award-winning food writers discuss the connections between Jewish food, family, and culture. 6:30 PM, Mid-Manhattan Library at 42nd Street.

1/6: American Encounters: LA Story: Houston Symphony principal cellist Brinton Averil Smith and acclaimed concert pianist Evelyn Chen perform a recital soaked in the suspense, spectacle, and romance of classic Hollywood.  2:30 PM, Library for the Performing Arts.

1/10: Cinematic Overtures: How to Read Opening Scenes: Film Historian  and Columbia University professor Annette Insdorf investigates how opening sequences shape films and explains the effects it can have on an audience. 6:30 PM, Mid-Manhattan Library at 42nd Street.

1/12-13: Schomburg Center 6th Annual Black Comic Book Festival: The annual event will feature panels and discussions on topics including diversity, social justice in comics, black comics in digital spaces and much more. 10 AM, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

Business, Career, & Finance

12/27: The Self-Recruiter Interview Checklist: John Crant shares tips on how to fully prepare for interview success, and the right follow-ups after your interview. 6 PM, Science, Industry and Business Library. 

1/3: Taking Charge of Your Career in the New Year: Learn effective ways on how to gain confidence and skills as Jim Arnoff will discuss great ways to find your authentic voice and create memorable connections in your career. 6 PM, Science, Industry and Business Library. 

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