ALT A cartoon bullhorn is in front of a yellow sign that says "WE HAVE MOVED!". Next to the graphic, text reads "We left X in July 2024. Let's keep in touch. Please follow us on our other platforms." Below this writing are icons for Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and LinkedIn. An NHFPL logo appears in the center on the bottom of the design.
ALT The top of the photo means "Fair Haven Library." Below this, it says "Celebrate Pride with Some of These Books from Our Collection." Under the text, there are pictures of several books. "Nimona' by N.D. Stevenson, "Gender Queer" by Maia Kobabe, "the Legend of Korra Turf Wars pt. 1" by Michael Dante DiMartino, "the Song of Achilles" by Madeline Miller, and "The Picture of Dorian Grey" by Oscar Wilde. Surrounding the image is a rainbow boarder. and some pride images.
ALT The text reads "This summer find Sam the Stegosaurus at the Fair Haven Library. Find Sam, complete a challenge, and get a prize." Beside this is the list of dates Sam will be hidden. Tues. June 25 at 4pm, Mon. July 8th at 3pm, Thurs. July 25th at 3:30." Depicted below this is an image of a pink Stegosaurus with green plates riding a wave. On an adjacent beach, a purple Therizinosaurus, a brown female Pteranodon, and two sunbathing humans hang out on a beach. There are palm trees beside them.
ALT A blue and white checkered background with a white and blue graphic that looks like a computer pop up box. In blue text is “New Have Free Public Library” and in large white text “Drop In Tech Help.” Smaller white text in red boxes reads “Wednesdays in July 2:00-3:00 pm,” “Have a quick tech question? Drop by for help, no appointments needed,” and in white text in a green box reads “Ives Main Library 133 Elm Street - Computer Classroom.” The black NHFPL logo is in the bottom right-hand corner.
ALT [Image Description: Text reads: Pardon workshops at NHFPL. Against a purple backdrop is a graphic of the Ives Main Library. Below it says 2:30pm Saturdays 6/29 & 7/27. There is a graphic of the Wilson library and below it says 2:30pm Saturdays 6/22, 7/13, & 8/10. At the bottom is the logo for the Yale Undergraduate Prison Project
ALT A black and white with yellow tinge photo of a large crowd of young people in period dress. A large sign reading “Camp” can be seen in the crowd being held up by two people. Other smaller handheld signs reading “6,” “J,” and “14” can be seen throughout the crowd.
ALT Image 1 has a cassette tape with a dark navy background. The cassette tape’s label reads in black text “African American Music Appreciation Month.” The black NHFPL logo is in the lower right-hand corner.
ALT Image 2 has three smaller cassette tapes going down the image diagonally. In order, they are labeled in black text “Aretha Franklin Lady Soul,” “Donna Summer Bad Girls,” and “Tracy Chapman Tracy Chapman.” Images of each artist are underneath their cassette tape. The black NHFPL logo is in the upper right hand corner.
ALT Image Description: On a red shape is the nhfpl logo in white in the top left. On a yellow shape at the bottom is a graphic of arms making fists on the bottom left. On a dark green background is the text "Freedom Day, Juneteenth" to the right. Below that is a dark grey strip that says "All nhfpl locations will be closed on Wednesday, June 19th in honor of this holiday."
![[An image of a bumble bee on a swamp milkweed flower. Text reads: Pollinator Week June 17-24. Images of 6 books are on the right: Attracting Birds to Your Backyard, The Nature of Oaks, Native Plants of the Northeast, Where Have the Bees Gone?, The Milkweed Lands and Designing Gardens with the Flora of the American East.]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQSYoKiWIAEMiPJ.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [An image of a bumble bee on a swamp milkweed flower. Text reads: Pollinator Week June 17-24. Images of 6 books are on the right: Attracting Birds to Your Backyard, The Nature of Oaks, Native Plants of the Northeast, Where Have the Bees Gone?, The Milkweed Lands and Designing Gardens with the Flora of the American East.]
ALT The English translation of the flier reads "Do you want to become a US Citizen?" Apostle Immigrant Services Citizenship Info Session Thursday, June 20, 2024 6-7pm." Below the text is an image of the Apostle Immigrant Services logo which is a wooden ship with a dove on top. La traducción al español del volante dice "¿Quiere convertirse en ciudadano estadounidense?" Sesión informativa sobre ciudadanía de Apostle Immigrant Services jueves 20 de junio de 2024 de 6 a 7-p. m.
ALT A cartoon bullhorn is in front of a yellow sign that says "WE'RE MOVING!". Next to the graphic, text reads "We're leaving X in July 2024. Let's keep in touch. Please follow us on our other platforms." Below this writing are icons for Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and LinkedIn. An NHFPL logo appears in the center on the bottom of the design.
ALT A dark blue background with a carton drawing of a large whale with small blue accent dots around it. Text reads “National Ocean Month” and underneath the whale “Our Oceans Our Future.” A small circle over the whale reads “June 2024.” The white NHFPL logo is in the bottom right-hand corner.
ALT A black and white photo of a corner of two streets featuring two large buildings. One building has a painted sign on the facade reading “P.J. Kelly & Co. Furniture and Carpets.” The other building, which more resembles a house, has multiple signs. They read “Taylor Bros.”, “Bunnell’s Grand Opera House,” and the other “World’s Fair.” A group of people in period clothing are seen in front of the buildings and on the street corner.
ALT An image of a gavel and a book with text over it. The text reads “Ask a Lawyer” with the event details. The green NHFPL logo is in the upper right-hand corner.
ALT Yellow and white text on a purple background. It reads Class of 2024, Congratulations! The NHFPL Teens logo is in the upper left corner in white. At the bottom silhouettes of graduates throwing their caps in the air, colored the same yellow as the text.
ALT Image Description: On a red shape is the nhfpl logo in white in the top left. On a yellow shape at the bottom is a graphic of arms making fists on the bottom left. On a dark green background is the text "Freedom Day, Juneteenth" to the right. Below that is a dark grey strip that says "All nhfpl locations will be closed on Wednesday, June 19th in honor of this holiday."
ALT The top text of the poster reads "Join the Fair Haven Library at Riverfest!" Below this is a silhouette of a city skyline that reads "Saturday, June 8th 1-6pm" under it. Below is a picture of two people at a NHFPL booth. Beside this, it reads "Food, Live Music, Vendors, Crafts, and More!" To the right is an image of a blue bike with a container in the front. In a yellow bubble below it, it reads, "see our book bike!" Below the image, it says the address "307 Front Street New Haven, CT 006513."
ALT A navy-blue background with the logos for Fair Haven Community Health Care and NHFPL in opposite corners. An image of two hands holding a cartoon heart is in the bottom left corner. Text reads “Tuesday, June 11 11:00am-1:00pm Ives Main Library 1st floor Rotunda.” Text under in the FHCHC logo says, “Addiction Medicine and Latinx Outreach Program.”
ALT A black and white photograph of a street view of four buildings. There are a few horses and carriages on the street in front of the buildings. The fourth building on the far right has a sign for “New Haven Beef Company.”