Educational · Community Event
Banned Books Week Event
Celebrate the freedom to read at this special Banned Books Week event at Mt. Lebanon Public Library.
Mt. Lebanon Public Library, a designated Book Sanctuary Library with a long history of defending intellectual freedom, invites you to a special Banned Books Week event. This annual celebration spotlights the importance of the freedom to read and encourages open conversation about censorship. Join us for an engaging session that explores the history and current challenges facing literature today. It is a vital opportunity to support library values and participate in meaningful community dialogue.
What to Expect
A thoughtful community discussion regarding censorship and the freedom to read.
Who Should Attend
- Readers
- Students
- Community members
- Advocates for intellectual freedom
Agenda Overview
Evening event featuring discussion and community engagement.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Mt. Lebanon Public Library · Library
A public library committed to intellectual freedom since 1932.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost?
No, the event is free to attend.
Where is it held?
Mt. Lebanon Public Library, 16 Castle Shannon Blvd, Pittsburgh, PA.
Do I need to register?
Check the library's event calendar for registration details.
What is Banned Books Week?
An annual event celebrating the freedom to read.
Is it family-friendly?
The event is generally geared toward adults and teens.
Is parking available?
Yes, library parking is available.
Tags
Books
Library
Censorship
Pittsburgh
Education
Community
Summary
A community event celebrating intellectual freedom and Banned Books Week at Mt. Lebanon Public Library.
Highlights
- Intellectual freedom discussion
- Banned Books Week celebration
- Community dialogue
- Library values
- Educational session
- Support for reading
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