An Exhibition of Haunting Contemporary Art, Rare Books, and Volumes from our Collection of Mysteries. PLUS a Rogue’s Gallery of Historic Family Photographs
Four storytelling workshops at The Institute Library. Each participant chooses a story and prepares it for public telling, with the help of feedback from the other participants. Register here.
Opening Reception and Halloween Party
October 29, 4-6PM
Please Dress Accordingly
Longtime New Haven journalist Randall Beach visits to talk about his recently published collection of profiles of New Haven area personalities, Connecticut Characters: Rascals and Renegades.
Robert Lisak and David Ottenstein, master photographers, discuss their book Capitol America: A Photographic Portrait of the 50 State Capitols.
Spencer Stuart, author of Contemporary Issues in Rare Book and Manuscript
Collecting: A Handbook for Collectors and the Trade, , speaks to questions of interest to
today’s bibliophiles via Zoom
The Story Sharing Group welcomes everyone to tell stories or to listen. We give feedback to those who choose. We are informal, friendly, and fun. Come to the Institute Library in-person only if you are vaccinated. For questions, contact the group coordinator, Arnie Pritchard, at apritchard01@snet.net.
The Story Sharing Group welcomes everyone to tell stories or to listen. We give feedback to those who choose. We are informal, friendly, and fun. This meeting is being offered as a ZOOM ONLY meeting. Join the Institute Library Story-Sharing group via Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82984857044 For questions, contact the group coordinator, Arnie Pritchard, at apritchard01@snet.net.
Culture writer Chris Molanphy visits to discuss his latest book, Old Town Road, about the single (and cultural phenomenon) by Lil Nas X.
Please RSVP! Tickets for non-members $10. Free for members!
The Story Sharing Group welcomes everyone to tell stories or to listen. We give feedback to those who choose. We are informal, friendly, and fun. Come to the Institute Library in-person only if you are vaccinated. For questions, contact the group coordinator, Arnie Pritchard, at apritchard01@snet.net.
The Institute Library presents a special film event: The Age of Love, a film by Steven Loring. FREE Screening. RSVP NOW using this form.
