On January 13, the Friends of the Alameda Free Library hosted New York Times bestselling author Georgia Hunter for a discussion of her book, “We Were the Lucky Ones.” Her talk is available to stream here:
On November 16, the Friends of the Alameda Free Library hosted San Francisco Chronicle columnist and award-winning novelist Vanessa Hua for a discussion of her body of work. Her talk is available to stream here:
On September 30, the Friends of the Alameda Free Library hosted author Marilyn Chase for a discussion of her book, Everything She Touched: The Life of Ruth Asawa. Her talk is available to stream here:
On September 26, the Friends of the Alameda Free Library hosted author Carol Wallace for a discussion of her book, Leaving Van Gogh. Her talk is available to stream here:
On September 2, the Friends of the Alameda Free Library hosted author Bronwyn Harris for a discussion of her book, Letters from the Inside. Her talk is available to stream here:
On August 12, the Friends of the Alameda Free Library had the pleasure of hosting art docent Avril Angevine for a webinar on “The Beat and the Hip: San Francisco Art from the 50s to the 70s.” Her presentation is … Read More
Registrations for the Friends’ virtual art docent lecture on Frida Kahlo on July 13th were adding up so fast that the Friends had to increase capacity of its Zoom licenses from 100 attendees to 500. It turned out that even … Read More
On July 22, the Friends of the Alameda Free Library hosted author Alice Wilson-Fried for a discussion of her book, Outside Child. Her talk is available to stream here:
On June 24, the Friends of the Alameda Free Library hosted San Francisco author Alan Fleishman for a discussion of his work, A Collection of Characters. His talk is available to stream here:
On June 10, the Friends of the Alameda Free Library had the pleasure of hosting art docent Avril Angevine for a webinar on California Photography. Her presentation is available to stream here: