San Francisco – As their cities gear up to battle in the biggest football game of the year, the Kansas City Public Library and San Francisco Public Library are teaming up on a Tackle Censorship campaign celebrating the freedom to read.

San Francisco Mayor London N. Breed, San Francisco Public Library and the San Francisco Poet Laureate Selection Committee are seeking nominations for the ninth San Francisco Poet Laureate, to succeed Tongo Eisen-Martin, whose term is expiring.

SAN FRANCISCO – The San Francisco Pathways to Citizenship Initiative (SF Pathways) is excited to relaunch Lawyers in the Library, a series of free workshops to help eligible green card holders apply for U.S. citizenship at San Francisco Public Library. 

SAN FRANCISCO, January 8, 2024 — San Francisco Public Library announces free programming for all ages in honor of Lunar New Year. In Chinese culture, 2024 marks the year of the Wood Dragon, which symbolizes intelligence and success, attributes the Library can help patrons cultivate in the new year.

San Francisco, January 4, 2024 - San Francisco Public Library invites all members of the Queer Black community, as well as allies and supporters to participate in the launch of the Queer Black Community Archives Project. A joint program of the Hormel LGBTQIA+ Center and the San Francisco History Center (SFHC), both housed at the San Francisco Main Library, the two-part program is aimed at empowering the local Queer Black community to preserve their invaluable archives.  

SAN FRANCISCO – In celebration and solidarity with Black History Month, San Francisco Public Library brings vibrant authors, book clubs, exhibits and music, arts and crafts programs to the City this January and February.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 4, 2023 - San Francisco Public Library is thrilled to announce the 40th anniversary of its esteemed adult literacy program, Project Read. In San Francisco, it is estimated that 80,000 adults—one in every five—have some difficulty with basic reading and writing. Since its establishment in 1983, Project Read has been a beacon of hope for more than 7,000 adult learners in the local community, transforming lives through improved reading and writing skills.