Shakespeare isn’t always easy to follow, so it’s no surprise that one of the bard’s most famous lines is also one of the most frequently misunderstood. When Jul
Beautiful weather + art = a wonderful experience
With the weather starting to warm up in St. Louis, it’s a perfect time to do some exploring and discover some amazing public art!
Combating counterfeiting
Registering a trademark is a way to protect a brand. One of the challenges that arises with trademarks is counterfeiting. The USPTO is offering a free forum to learn more about it: If you are interested in learning brand protection and anti-counterfeiting strategies, join us for a free, full-day conference on June 6 at the…
A Perfect Bundle
Do you want a manageable stack of like-minded books for your summer reading? We have just the thing for you: book bundles, assembled with care
The Wars of the Roses: the real life Game of Thrones
With the last episode of Game of Thrones approaching, you may feel that you’ve already lived through as much subterfuge, twists, turns, thrills, horror and heartbreak. If not, however, try The Wars of the Roses.
The 1919 Stanley Cup
As our beloved St. Louis Blues once again head into playoff hockey, we look back at 1919, a year without a Stanley Cup champion.
Hockey was a lot different 100
Your Library Podcast: S2E1: CS First
In this episode of Your Library Podcast, join us to learn about the CS First program at Kingshighway Library, Hip Hop Appreciation Week, Summer Camps, and more!
Helpful resources for new managers
We all probably remember our worst bosses, right? And we tell ourselves that if we were the boss, we wouldn’t be anything like those awful bosses. However, when it’s your turn to be a manager, it might not be so easy to figure out the best solutions for every situation.
Stop the Measurement Madness!
St. Louis Public Library's Grants and Foundation Center invites nonprofit professionals to its May 23 program: Stop the Measurement Madness! with Sarah Buek of The IllumiLab.
Down to the Sea in Ships
Was Grandpa/Great Grandpa a merchant seaman during WWI? Hopefully he’s NOT on this list…
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