Providence AthenaeumWeb site: http://www.providenceathenaeum.org Events: http://www.providenceathenaeum.o… (updated February 14) Description: The Providence Athenaeum is America's fourth oldest library. Founded in 1753 as an independent membership library, it provides books and other materials to all, of any age, who love reading, appreciate literature, and enjoy cultural discovery. Added by: flannagan. Contacted: Not contacted. Venue ID: 5424 FavoritesMembers: Taylor_Stoermer, yvkoh, bicsa, agorelik, MeetMeInTheStacks, tim_rylance, LadyLovecraft, whoknose, infopump, revbean, gredaline, flannagan Comment wall | Upcoming events
No events found. Go ahead and add an event. Past eventsWild Dreams: the Best of Italian Americana (March 6 at 5:00pm) Readings from the newly published anthology, Wild Dreams: the Best of Italian Americana, with editor-in-chief Carol Bonomo (Ahearn) Albright and contributors Ann Hood, Mary Caponegro, Peter Covino, Christine Palamidessi Moore, and Christina Bevilacqua. For over 30 years the journal Italian Americana ... (more)
Series: The Once and Future Library, part 5... (March 13 at 5:00pm) Series: The Once and Future Library, part 5: From Charles Dickens to Giles Morris: A Self-Published Serial Novel in the Digital Age. Giles Morris is a journalist, former political speech writer, community organizer on Chicago's south side, and teacher. Faced with the daunting task of publishing his first ... (more)
Series: The Once and Future Library, part 5... (March 27 at 5:00pm) Poet Karen Leona Anderson on the interactions of poetry and science. Anderson's interest in the interactions of these two disciplines informs her new collection of poems, Punish Honey, and has led her to look for these interactions in the work of other poets - such as Emily Dickinson, for example - as ... (more)
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