Part 2 of the Athenaeum's four-part discussion series of These Truths by Jill Lepore. This session explores how the meaning of citizenship evolved as the nation expanded.
As part of their U.S. book launch, Rachel TonThat and Tobias Bärtsch will be reading from their project, Die Alp an sich, a bilingual collection that translates folklore from the Sarganserland region in eastern Switzerland into English and high German for the first time.
Celebrate summer with the Night Owls in the Athenaeum garden! We will have a few yard games on hand (corn hole, kubb, ring toss, etc.) and invite you to bring your favorite to share. Or just show up and join the fun!
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
In this one-week intensive workshop, writers entering grades 5–12 are invited to explore writing and reading practices that can help their poetry and fiction take shape. Young writers of any genre are welcome and no experience is necessary. Scholarships available.
