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We host a variety of events, including webinars, conferences, and workshops. Stay up to date with all our upcoming sessions.
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Apr 25, 2026

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10:00 AM ET

Spring Cleaning At The Library Field

In-Person
The snow has melted, spring is in the air, and we are preparing for a whole season of fun activities at the Library Field! This May, we will be inviting members to come plant 19 different species of native trees and shrubs with us, thanks to the NYSDEC spring seedling sale. In order to do…

May 1, 2026

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01:00 PM ET

Library Field Orientation Hike

In-Person
Many METRO members joined us last fall for our guided hikes, which seeded our co-design process. We learned a lot from everyone, and we invite you to review our report. This spring, we’d like to welcome more of you to walk with us and explore the Library Field and its potential together. We’ll be rethinking our…

May 16, 2026

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10:00 AM ET

Spring Planting At The Library Field

In-Person
Join other library workers to plant up to 650 seedlings from 19 different species of native plants this spring! METRO purchased these baby trees and shrubs so that we can restore some of the overgrown and inaccessible areas at the Library Field. This will be a fun day where METRO members and their families are…

May 20, 2026

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12:00 PM ET

More Than Minds: Reclaiming Embodiment In Library Work

Online
Libraries have long centered intellectual, textual, and cognitive ways of knowing—but our bodies have always been part of how we learn, sense, decide, and connect. This session invites library workers to remember and reclaim embodiment as an essential dimension of information work. Together, we will explore what somatics and embodied awareness mean within and beyond…

May 28, 2026

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02:30 PM ET

Tour & Social Hour: Weeksville Heritage Center

In-Person
Join us for a tour of the historic Hunterfly Houses at the Weeksville Heritage Center, which provide an intimate look into one of Brooklyn’s vibrant neighborhoods. From the Weeksville Heritage Center website: Weeksville, part of the present-day neighborhoods of Crown Heights and Bedford-Stuyvesant, was an independent free black community, named for James Weeks. Weeks purchased…

Jun 8, 2026

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07:00 PM ET

PLSN Presents: Abolitionist Futures Series

Online
Want to learn more about prison abolition? Looking to explore the role of information in the prison industrial complex? Excited to discuss ways we can collectively offer resources to address violence caused by mass incarceration? Join us! The Prison Library Support Network is collaborating with METRO to host PLSN Presents: Abolitionist Futures Series, which will meet quarterly…