In the footprint of what will eventually be the 299-seat library lecture hall, city officials and staff welcomed a small crowd of onlookers to the groundbreaking of Witte Hall late Tuesday afternoon.
Keeneland's popular Library Lecture Series resumes in May with the first of four public events that celebrate recently published works about Thoroughbred racing whose authors conducted research at ...
John Foster from Mentor Public Library will continue his year-long lecture series on the lives and legacies of Cold War-era presidents by spotlighting John F. Kennedy during a talk at 6:30 p.m. June ...
Looking more deeply into French Queen Marie Antoinette’s reading habits led Ronald Schechter to fascinating discoveries about her intelligence, depth and inner-most thoughts and opinions. Schechter, ...
John Foster from Mentor Public Library will host a year-long lecture series on the lives and legacies of Cold War-era presidents. He’ll begin by spotlighting Harry Truman during a talk at 6:30 p.m.
In a recent letter, Balboa Island resident Bob McCaffrey opposed the proposed Library Lecture Hall at the Newport Beach Central Library (“Newport library doesn’t need to build a lecture hall,” Oct. 9.
Keeneland Library's popular Lecture Series returns with presentations by two Eclipse Award winners: Maryland horseman and journalist Josh Pons, author of Letters from Country Life: Adolphe Pons, Man o ...
Leon County will host its second Library Lecture Series which offers the community an opportunity to pause and reflect on the 152nd Anniversary of the end of slavery in Florida. The title of the ...
on the relationship of early settlers and the Lenni-Lenape natives of southern New Jersey. “That’s his area of expertise,” Penny Watson said Monday morning at the Bridgeton library when asked about ...
A Newport Beach family will donate $4 million toward construction of a new lecture hall at the Newport Beach Public Library, helping further diversify the speakers and performances offered by the ...
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