Head to the library in December for a variety of engaging events, all free and open to the public. Highlights include the 2025 Bullitt Lecture by Eve L. Ewing on Dec. 4, focusing on her book “Original Sins,” which critiques the educational system’s role in perpetuating racism. On Dec. 6, enjoy a classical guitar concert featuring Reyes González and a discussion with authors George M. Johnson and Leah Johnson about their new book “There’s Always Next Year.” The Ladies Musical Club will perform on Dec. 10, showcasing seasonal music. A special screening of the documentary “The Librarians” is scheduled for Dec. 11, followed by a panel discussion about the challenges librarians face today. Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Douglass-Truth Branch on Dec. 13 with performances and history tours. Additional events include an art walk with Nina Vichayapai, an exhibit tour with Vaquero Azul on Dec. 14, and a book club meeting for the LGBTQ+ community on Dec. 18. Registration is required for some events. These activities are supported by The Seattle Public Library Foundation and the Gary and Connie Kunis Foundation.
