National Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to honor the contributions of Hispanic people to the United States. Hispanic Americans have significantly contributed to our culture, from arts and literature to sciences and sports.
The library proudly celebrates by highlighting the work of Hispanic authors, artists, musicians, and more with books, online resources, and programs.
We invite you to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month and learn more about these rich and diverse cultures.
Use your Library Card to explore these resources or apply for a free card today.
Early Spanish Learning
Check out this list of Spanish language for young learners. This list features DVDs and books.
Access Video on Demand
Explore a wide selection of documentaries and educational films to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the struggles, achievements, and historical milestones of Hispanic Americans.
Biography
Explore biographies of some of the most notable Hispanic American figures from the worlds of politics, sports, entertainment, and more. Subjects include Cesar Chavez, Rita Moreno, Sonia Sotomayor, and more.
Spanish Literature Translated to English
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage by exploring works in both fiction and nonfiction by Hispanic Authors that have been translated into English.
Explore Hispanic Authors
Explore stories from Hispanic authors in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Libros Para Adultos: Ficcion
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Indómita
Indómita
Dominicana
Dominicana
La forma del agua
La forma del agua
La reina del sur
La reina del sur
Cien años de soledad
Cien años de soledad
Reina roja
Reina roja
Más de lo que imaginas
Más de lo que imaginas
La casa en Mango Street
La casa en Mango Street
La casa de los espíritus
La casa de los espíritus
Más Allá
Más Allá
La sombra del viento
La sombra del viento
