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Access to Free WiFi now available at NLP

The project "Free Wi-Fi Internet Access in Public Places" spearheaded by DICT (formerly ICTO, DOST) is now available at the National Library of the Philippines (NLP). Connect to "Free Public WiFi - Pipol Konek".

NLP is a partner agency of DICT in this project to provide free internet access to the public. It intends to accelerate the government’s efforts in enhancing Internet accessibility for Filipinos to accelerate economic, social and educational opportunities and in reducing the growing Digital Divide under the overarching e-Filipino Program of the DICT (Source: Project TOR).

NOTICE

We are renovating for safer and better facilities.

Copyright, ISBN, ISMN, and ISSN registration are open.

Reading Rooms are partially open. Facilities are limited and some library materials may not be available for use.

Tours and use of the National Library of the Philippines' facilities for conferences, seminars, etc. are suspended.

2017 SEARCH FOR OUTSTANDING PUBLIC LIBRARIES WITH SPECIAL PROGRAM ON THE PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE

In line with the Annual Celebration of the Library and Information Services (LIS) Month every November, the National Library of the Philippines (NLP) in cooperation with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) particularly the National Committee on Library and Information Services (NCLIS), and the Philippine Librarians Association, Inc. (PLAI) conducts the Search for Outstanding Public Libraries with Special Program on the Protection and Preservation of Cultural Heritage.

NLP New Director

Cesar Gilbert Q. Adriano, the new Director IV of the National Library of the Philippines, was sworn into office last April 6, 2017 at the Silid Hudhud (NCCA Board Room) in a ceremony facilitated by NCCA and KWF Chairman and National Artist for Literature Virgilio Almario.

Photo credit : Roezielle Joy Iglesia, National Commission for Culture and the Arts Public Affairs and Information Office .

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