Listen Here: Short Stories Read Aloud
Storytelling for grownups! Captivating short stories read aloud by actors from the New Haven Theater Company with a talk-back session to follow. Tea and cookies served. Free and open to the public!
Storytelling for grownups! Captivating short stories read aloud by actors from the New Haven Theater Company with a talk-back session to follow. Tea and cookies served. Free and open to the public!
A free, open to the public opportunity for readers who can’t seem to find time to just sit and read. It’s a book club minus the assigned reading, minus the literary peacocking, minus the interpersonal drama. Come sit in one of our chairs, and focus on whatever book you choose — either Bring Your Own Book or pluck one off our shelves! This program is free and open to the public.
Pen aficionados will convene at the Institute Library — are you in? Jonathan Weinberg, artist and curator of the Maurice Sendak Foundation, will lead a discussion and demonstration of the wonders of fountain pens for writing and drawing. If you share the fountain pen addiction, you are welcome to bring some of your own favorites. For those new to the world of pen collecting, there will be plenty of advice on how to get started and the opportunity to try out new and old pens. All are welcome!
Storytelling for grownups! Captivating short stories read aloud by actors from the New Haven Theater Company with a talk-back session to follow. Tea and cookies served. Free and open to the public!
Storytelling for grownups! Captivating short stories read aloud by actors from the New Haven Theater Company with a talk-back session to follow. Tea and cookies served. Free and open to the public!
Storytelling for grownups! Captivating short stories read aloud by actors from the New Haven Theater Company with a talk-back session to follow. Tea and cookies served. Free and open to the public!
Chris Whipple’s new book, “Uncharted: How Trump Beat Biden, Harris, and the Odds in the Wildest Campaign in History” exposes how ambition, conviction, corruption, and luck drove the most consequential election in modern history. Hear Chris relate never-told-before stories from inside both the Trump and Harris campaigns
Every month, Listen Here! features two short stories read aloud by members of the New Haven Theater Company, followed by talkback session led by Bennett Lovett-Graff.
A free, open to the public talk about one of the most unlikely-sounding chapters in the history of The Institute Library: the chapter in which a group of members of this place, then known as The Young Mens’ Institute Library, decamped for Kansas to do their part to support the abolitionist movement in the developing American Midwest.
A man named Baldwin deeded land in Wabaunsee, Kansas, to the Library. Yes, for real. And then a bunch of Library members went out to settle the land and… yeah. History happened.
Every month, Listen Here! features two short stories read aloud by members of the New Haven Theater Company, followed by talkback session led by Bennett Lovett-Graff. More Info
Every month, Listen Here! features two short stories read aloud by members of the New Haven Theater Company, followed by talkback session led by Bennett Lovett-Graff. More Info
Every month, Listen Here! features two short stories read aloud by members of the New Haven Theater Company, followed by talkback session led by Bennett Lovett-Graff. More Info