EVENT CANCELLED! Sunday 10/16 at 7 p.m.

Due to health reasons, Dr. Lee will be unable
to joins us and this event has been CANCELLED.

The Sacramento Living Library welcomes
Dr. William Lee
Sunday, October 16 at 7 p.m.

A leader in the Sacramento community, and indeed throughout the nation, Dr. William H. Lee, founder and publisher of THE OBSERVER Newspapers, continues to exceed audiences’ expectations in providing high quality publications and media services for African American audiences in the markets served by THE OBSERVER.

Dr. Lee’s publications, the weekly OBSERVER newspaper as well as many of THE OBSERVER’S special editions, are recognized as the most stylish and educational publications published anywhere. THE OBSERVER, recognized as “The Most Honored Black Newspaper in America,” has received the coveted John B. Russwurm Trophy, the highest award in Black journalism, six times — more than any other Black newspaper in the nation.

Of his many, many community service roles, Dr. Lee says his greatest joy has come from serving as chair of the statewide Governor-appointed Dr. Martin Luther King Commission, which helped to lead California to ultimately establishing the statewide MLK holiday.

The Sacramento Living Library, curated by Time Tested Books' Peter Keat and hosted by Midtown Monthly Editor Tim Foster, is a new addition to the River City's cultural scene, with talks, lectures and discussions featuring some of Sacramento's best and brightest.

The events are free and everyone is invited. Come early to get a good seat!