Staff’s Favorite Required Reading from School
With the arrival of the back-to-school season comes a new round of required reading for students. Read more
Category: Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch
The Philip N. Carrico Branch serves the Fort Thomas area with a collection of over 74,000 items. The building was constructed in 1995 with 8,800 square feet. An additional 6,200 square feet was constructed in 2001. About 200,000 patrons visit the branch each year.
Read Like Your Favorite Teen TV Show Characters
Have you ever wondered what books your favorite teen tv show characters would be reading?
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Superstitious Books for Friday the 13th
Beware, for Friday the 13th is upon us. Read more
Prep for the GED with the Library
Pursuing your GED can certainly seem overwhelming for adults not currently enrolled in a secondary education school. Read more
August “Connections” Newsletter
Find out about the history of Cincinnati chili, how to prepare for the GED with the library and more upcoming programs in the August issue of our “Connections” newsletter. Read more
Throw it Back with these 1990s Rom-Coms
The 1930s are widely referred to as the height of the Golden Age of Cinema, but in our opinion, the 1990s were undeniably the Golden Age of Hollywood Rom-Coms.
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Prepare for the Summer Olympics Without Breaking a Sweat
Catch up on Summer Olympics history. Read more
Local Painter Everage King on Art After Hours, His Work and More
Meet Everage King, a retired art teacher and former preparator at the Cincinnati Art Museum who will be featured as one of 13 artists at the library’s Art After Hours. Read more
Summer-Set Horror Movies to Watch After Netflix’s ‘Fear Street’
If you’ve finished binging Netflix’s Fear Street trilogy, based on R.L. Stine’s books, and are on the search for more horror to feast on this summer, we’ve got you covered. Read more
Quintessential Summer Road Trip Movies
The so-called summer road trip movie speaks broadly to the season’s many associations: open-road freedom, dysfunctional family trips, the reckless abandon of youth. Read more