Artists Mobilize: Graphic Art During the World Wars
During the first and second world wars, artists and illustrators found work creating powerful images intended to sway the public […]
During the first and second world wars, artists and illustrators found work creating powerful images intended to sway the public […]
Learn more about the United Illuminating Company Railroads Transmissions Line Upgrade Project (Docket 516) with representatives from Sasco Creek Neighborhood […]
Trained as both a classical musician and an academic, Orin Grossman’s continuing focus has been on creating and presenting a […]
Teen Advisory Board (TAB) is a group for teens who are interested in volunteering and taking an active role in […]
Described by The Atlantic as “a masterly journalist who can create characters and spin plot as crisply as any novelist,” […]
This year commemorates the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's First Folio, which was the first gathered collection of Shakespeare's comedies, histories, […]
Join co-curators of our new exhibition, How William Became Shakespeare: Four Hundred Years of the First Folio Cecily Dyer, Special Collections Librarian, […]
A weekly meetup for kids who already know how to play chess and are looking for opponents. Players will compete […]
Join us and celebrate the Southport globe onion with live music, refreshments and light bites, and all things onion. Entertainment […]
Are you ready to take on mutant chimpanzees, time travel, and a counterfeiting ring? This fall, House of Danger (Choose […]
Join educator and Shakespeare on the Sound board member John Love for an in-depth, seminar-style learning series that traces the […]
Tune in for a digital talk with guidebook author and TV host Rick Steves as he shares the latest in smart European […]