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A colorful card unlocks the library system's vast — and free — in-person and online collections of books, films, streaming services, magazines, how-to videos, and professional resources, which are available to all city and county residents.
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The San Antonio Public Library continued a four-part workshop and archival discussion over the weekend about Latino music venues, clubs, and cantinas that have stood throughout the city's history.
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Dale Chihuly's 26-foot tall artwork at the Central Library will soon glitter again.
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For three years, the enchilada red downtown library has been mostly closed and shrouded because of the COVID-19 pandemic and construction work. Visitors have patiently waited to see how their library has been transformed. In two weeks, the shrouds are lifted, and the wait is over.
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The story behind the San Antonio Public Library downtown is a fascinating one.
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A $3 million renovation of the enchilada red Central Library downtown has started.
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San Antonio Public Library has officially ended overdue fines, but there will still be fees for lost or damaged items.
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Texas is one of few states not to establish a Complete Count Committee for the 2020 census, so local entities are teaming up to ensure an accurate count…
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Michelle Obama's book "Becoming" has been a record-breaking best-seller since its release last November and still tops the list of Amazon's most popular…
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The San Antonio Book Festival returns in April for a seventh time and with a new executive director: Lilly Gonzalez succeeds festival founder Katy Flato.…