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The New York Public Library (NYPL) on Monday announced a landmark $50 million gift from philanthropists Lynne and Richard Pasculano that will permanently endow the Library’s adult education programs, which support English language learning, workforce development, digital tech literacy, and more. The endowment will help maintain and grow the Library’s adult education programs, prioritizing branches that serve under-resourced communities where these programs stand to make the greatest impact. This gift builds upon previous commitments from the Pasculano family totalling $18.5 million to support adult learning at the Library, including establishing the flagship Pasculano Learning Center at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library.

In recognition of this gift, the Library has officially renamed its Vice President of Branch Libraries and Patron Services to “The Pasculano Vice President of Branch Libraries and Patron Services.”

This comes at a time when Library programs and services are in increasing demand. The Library is the largest non-municipal provider of English language instruction. In 2025, English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) attendance has already surpassed 200,000, exceeding last year’s figures. TechConnect offers thousands of digital literacy courses each year that empower New Yorkers to learn everything from basic computer skills to app development. Career Services helps anyone aiming to advance their career through various workforce development offerings, including support for those starting businesses, resume refinement, and interview preparation.

“This extraordinary gift will open so many doors of opportunity for New Yorkers and greatly advance the Library’s mission to foster…

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Celebrate the incredible creativity of our Fall 2025 students at the Bronx River Art Center (BRAC) Student Showcase. Join us for a fun, celebratory day filled with art, performances, hands-on projects, and inspiration. From paintings and drawings to sculptures and mixed media, our talented students will proudly display the artwork they have created throughout the semester.

Meet the teaching artists behind the classes, learn more about upcoming programs, and get a sneak peek at what is coming next semester. Future teaching artists will also give live demonstrations, adding an interactive element to the event.

This free event will take place on Saturday, December 6, 2025, between the hours of 12:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. To RSVP, please visit here.

Winter registration will officially open during the showcase, and all Open House attendees will receive an exclusive 25% discount on class sign-ups. Plus, do not miss our Open Studios on the third floor, where Resident Artists will open their doors and give a behind-the-scenes look into their creative spaces.

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