Pen and ink replace brushes and watercolours in "Tinta," the latest exhibit of visual artist Jill Arwen Posadas. Opening at The Alcove Gallery of the Filipinas Heritage Library on Monday, November 12, 2012, "Tinta" features a collection of animals, landscapes and other drawings done using a dip pen.

Enter the Read Lit District and gratify the reader in you.

Pay court to the literary extravaganza at the Ayala Museum, scene of the annual Philippine International Literary Festival, from November 14 to 16, 2012. Watch the business district of Makati transform into “Read Lit District” or the charmed setting of the country’s biggest and historic literary event. Mingle with literary pleasure-seekers from all over the country, and surrender to the written word.

In today’s increasingly fast-paced digital world, relevant issues concerning librarianship and information services are prevalent. The intellectual property rights (IPR) of authors, publishers, and other copyright owners are continuously violated due to the availability of copying, scanning, and Internet technologies in the country. These concerns will be the focus of the 3rd LibraryLink Conference entitled Beyond Librarianship: Information as a Way of Life to be held from October 17 to 19 at the Filipinas Heritage Library.

United We Read: The Second Filipino Reader Convention gathered together readers, writers, illustrators, publishers, and teachers of all ages for a very bookish Saturday on August 18.